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Feature / September 2023

In Good Hands

Donald Palumbo is the nonpareil chorus master of the Met.

By William R. Braun

Donald Palumbo, the Metropolitan Opera's chorus master, conducts a rehearsal of almost 150 chorus members for their production of — Palumbo rehearsing Die Meistersinger at the Met in 2014

© Damon Winter/The New York Times/Redux Pictures

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William R. Braun is a pianist and writer in Connecticut.

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