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In Innsbruck: Cesti’s Il Pomo d’Oro Gets Its Fully Staged Modern Premiere
“Come in great numbers to witness such entertainments as no one has ever seen, nor ever shall see again,” touted an admirer of Antonio Cesti’s Il Pomo d’Oro when it was finally premiered in Vienna in 1668. This festa … »Read
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BSO Mgmt's Cries of Poverty Are 'Misleading'
Thomas W. Dinsmore, a Wharton-educated accountant and classically-trained violinist, brings a unique perspective when examining the chaotic state of affairs at the Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO). The surprise announcement last March that BSO … »Read
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A Quick Reprieve in Boston
With the contract between the Boston Symphony Orchestra and its musicians set to expire at midnight on Sunday, Aug. 23, BSO management announced during the afternoon that the players had agreed to a 48-hour extension of the contract, through … »Read
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KenCen 47 Re-annoint to Cost $100M from the 2%
On Aug. 20 the management of The Kennedy Center submitted a status report with Judge Christopher R. Cooper, who is presiding over the lawsuit between the arts center and Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-Ohio), an ex-officio member of its board. The report … »Read
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The NSO: A Fish Out of Water at the Hollywood Bowl
HOLLYWOOD, CA—Up until Tuesday morning August 18, it looked as if the beleaguered National Symphony Orchestra’s debut in the historic Hollywood Bowl that evening would be just a brief respite from the cascade of ominous news looming … »Read
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Boston Symphony Musicians Authorize First Ever Strike
Lenox, MA—The musicians of the Boston Symphony Orchestra have unanimously voted to authorize the first strike in the orchestra’s history. The contract expires at 11:59 PM on Sunday August 23, 2026. “In spite of the turmoil of … »Read
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