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Eastman Gets Multi-million-dollar Gift from 2 Alumni
Joan and Jeff Beal, two very accomplished alumni of the Eastman School of Music at the University of Rochester, have given their alma mater the largest individual gift made to the school since George Eastman established it in 1921. Joan Beal … »
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ASO Musicians, Sign Pact Get a Raise
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (ASO) has reached a new, three-year collective bargaining agreement with its musicians, members of AFM Local 148-462. “I believe we have a fair new contract that both preserves the ASO’s financial … »
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Deutsche Oper Berlin Will Try a New Leadership Model
Aviel Cahn, designated to become general director of the Deutsche Oper Berlin as of summer 2026, has announced plans not to appoint a new general music director, at least initially, to succeed Sir Donald Runnicles. Instead, the company will rely … »
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Vancouver Players Give 72-hour Notice
The musicians of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra have made good on their promise , delivering a strike notice of 72 hours, which could affect this week’s concerts. They have been unable to reach an agreement with management on … »
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Major Labels, Internet Archive Settle $621M Suit
Major record labels led by Universal Music Group and Sony Music Entertainment as well as rights groups settled their $621 million copyright infringement suit against the non-profit Internet Archive on Sept. 15. At issue was the … »
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Philly O Musicians Head to China
Despite growing tensions between the U.S. and China, the Philadelphia Orchestra is continuing a program of cultural diplomacy with the Asian nation that dates from 1973 during the Nixon administration. Since the ensemble’s pathbreaking … »
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San Diego Foundation Gives $13.5M to County Arts Groups
The Prebys Foundation has announced $13.4 million in new grants to 61 San Diego County arts organizations and venue operators. Monies are intended to ameliorate the impact of federal and state budget cuts, donor fatigue, and rising … »
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Vancouver Musicians Poised to Strike
On Aug.1, almost 98 percent of the musicians of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra (VSO), Canada’s third largest, voted to support a job action on 72-hours-notice. They are represented by the Vancouver Musicians' Association Local 145, of the … »
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Public Media Layoffs Reach 320+
In response to the Trump administration’s defunding the Corporation of Public Broadcasting (CPB), NPR is cutting more than $5 million from its annual budget of $300 million. CEO Katherine Maher recently announced at a board meeting that … »
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Baltimore Players Vote to Strike, then Get a Deal
Taking a page from the playbook of the San Francisco Symphony’s musicians , the Baltimore Symphony’s players voted to authorize a strike on Sept. 15 and by day’s end had reached a tentative agreement. The motivating force in … »
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