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The Renaming Begins
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Kennedy Center started the work of adding Donald Trump’s name to the building on Friday, a day after the president’s handpicked board voted to do so. Several blue tarps were hung in front of the institution … »
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Chicago Symphony Principal Joins Curtis Faculty
Curtis Institute of Music has announced the appointment of Teng Li (’05) to its performance faculty with the beginning of the 2026-27 school year. A globally renowned performer, Li is principal viola of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and a … »
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Rossinimania in 2026
Among the highlights of the 47 th edition of the Rossini Opera Festival (ROF), scheduled for Pesaro, Italy, August 11 to 23, will be one new production; two revivals of productions by Jean-Pierre Ponnelle and Damiano Michieletto; a 30 th … »
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Warner Classics Merges Exec Roles
There’ll be significant movement at the top of Warner Classics and Erato next month, as longtime President Alain Lanceron moves to chairman emeritus capping 12 years at the helm. He was named to the post in 2014 after Warner Music Group … »
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Contests & Awards
Three Months (!) of Competition Wins
The Telekom Beethoven Competition concluded on Dec. 13 in Bonn with 25-year-old American pianist Seth Schultheis winning the €50,000 first prize. Second and third place awards of €25,000 and €10,000 went to Amir Ron (Israel) and … »
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Priceless Violins Fly Without a Case--Again
In what has become a too-frequent occurrence, a violinist was forced to remove his instruments from their case and carry them in his arms in order to board a flight. On Dec. 14, Bojan Cicic, leader of the Academy of Ancient Music, boarded a … »
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Trustees Change KenCen Name
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump’s handpicked board voted Thursday to rename Washington’s leading performing arts center as the Trump-Kennedy Center, the White House said, in a move that was quickly denounced as a … »
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Newport Classical Taps New Exec
After 18 years with the American Symphony Orchestra (ASO), seven of them as executive director, Oliver Inteeworn will exit to take the same post with Newport Classical, formerly known as the Newport Music Festival, in Rhode Island. He succeeds … »
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The Demoralizing View from the Kennedy Center Stage
While the world worries that the United States might never recover from the current administration’s policies, the musicians of the National Symphony Orchestra (NSO) and Washington National Opera (WNO) worry that the Kennedy Center … »
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Atlanta Symphony Violist Heads to Chicago
Paolo Dara will become the newest member of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s viola section beginning on Jan.5, 2026, after winning the final audition in October. The Grand Rapids native was previously a violinist with the Atlanta Symphony … »
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