Saying "It's Miraculous for Me," Levine will Conduct Again at the Met by Daniel J. Wakin. The New York Times. October 11, 2012.
James Levine, the principal conductor of the Metropolitan Opera, is scheduled to return to the Met podium in May. Most recently he suffered from severe spinal damage from a fall from which he unable to walk. He expects to regain some mobility soon. He also suffers from a nonprogressive condition related to Parkinson's as well as lengthy list of other maladies. Maestro Levine's doctors said that he would likely benefit from a return to his beloved Met. The article recounts the adaptations that will facilitate his return. It also provides a story of determination and desire to continue to contribute even in the face of sickness and injury.
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