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Arts Organizations Jump on Social Media
A recent study by the Pew Research Center polled 1,244 U.S. arts organizations about their use of social media, and all reported a profound impact. A few numbers: 83 percent said social media have made their audiences more … »Read
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Original Orchestrations for Kiss Me, Kate, Reborn
Chances are, the original 40-piece score for Cole Porter’s most popular musical, Kiss Me, Kate , hasn’t been heard since the show closed on Broadway in 1951 after its three-year run. The show, the first to win the Tony … »Read
Reviews
Soldier Songs Tells It Like It Was
NEW YORK -- David T. Little’s opera Dog Days attracted a lot of attention at its premiere last fall at Montclair (New Jersey) State University. Now another substantial work by this composer, Soldier Songs ,is a major offering of … »Read
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‘Why I Left Muncie’ by Sedgwick Clark
‘Rough and Regie by James Jorden
‘An American in Paris by Frank Cadenhead
‘Berlin Times’ by Rebecca Schmid
‘Munich Times by Andrew Powell
‘The Torn Tutu’ by Rachel Straus
‘A Rich Possession’ by James Conlon
‘Tanglewood Vlog by Eugenia Zukerman
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Cellist Yuli Turovsky Dies
Cellist and conductor Yuli Turovsky, founder of Montreal’s I Musici Chamber Orchestra, died on Jan. 14 in Montreal. He was 73. Turovsky founded I Musici in 1983 and remained its artistic director and conductor until May of 2011, when … »Read
Industry News
Opera Colorado Shrinks Season, Staff
Add Opera Colorado to the list of struggling arts organizations taking a “fall back and regroup” approach to ward off financial ills. The current season and 2014 have been reduced from three to two operas, staff cuts are … »Read
Industry News
Orchestra Update: Muti's Okay, Minnesota's Not.
There’s good news and bad news on the major American orchestra front. The good news is that Riccardo Muti is sufficiently recovered from his bout with the flu to take the orchestra on its Asian tour, which starts at the end of the … »Read
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