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Nelsons Announces His Inaugural BSO Season
You could say these are heady times for Andris Nelsons. Last weekend at Carnegie Hall, the Latvian conductor helped Salome obtain the noggin of John the Baptist in a concert performance of Strauss’s grisly blockbuster with the Vienna … »Read
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Charles Ives House to Be Preserved
It looks like both the interior and the exterior of Charles Ives’s summer home, where he lived for the last 40 years of his life and composed such original Americana as Three Places in New England and the Fourth Violin Sonata, are to be … »Read
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New Study Finds Wealth Equals Musicality
In a new study whose findings may be of use to music marketers and perhaps chorus directors looking for new members, researchers at Goldsmiths University of London have found that people with higher incomes are “more musical” than … »Read
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KenCen to Musicalize Degas Sculpture
WASHINGTON (AP) — Artists from Spain and Portugal will be a centerpiece of the Kennedy Center's next season, along with a first for the performing arts giant: its own new musical. The 2014-2015 season, announced Tuesday, includes an … »Read
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Pittsburgh Symphony Outsources Telemarketing
Media report the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra as having laid off 17 staff members, or 10 percent of its administrative workforce, last month. On closer examination, however, the PSO has moved its telemarketing operations to an outside firm and … »Read
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AGMA Chief: Met Proposal a 'Declaration of War'
The Metropolitan Opera’s proposal to the American Guild of Musical Artists, to which the Wall Street Journal reports being privy, includes a $4,000 deductible for health-insurance benefits to begin kicking in for a family. Otherwise, there … »Read
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