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BSO Unveils Tanglewood 2025

The Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO) has released details of its 2025 Tanglewood program, which extends from late June to Aug. 31. In a season with many highlights, four stand out: a concert performance of Puccini’s Tosca with soprano … »
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Minnesota O Deficit Down to $3.8M

The Minnesota Orchestra ended the 2024 fiscal year with an operating loss of $3.8 million on expenses of $42.6 million—its fifth deficit in the past six years. An operating deficit is never to be wished for, but the orchestra can take some … »
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New 'Virtual Hall' App Puts User IN the Orchestra

In March “Virtual Hall,” an app developed by the Geneva-based Orchestre de la Suisse Romande (OSR) and the Swiss company Cybel’Art, will enable VR headset users to experience a 360-degree view of a classical concert from six … »
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MSM Pre-College Faculty Will Strike; School Counters Union Claims

As threatened , the pre-college faculty of the Manhattan School of Music will be on strike as of February 1 for one week. The Association Representing Teaching Staff at Manhattan School of Music (ARTS-MSM), which announced the strike, said it was … »
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On Site Opera Shutters

On Site Opera, a vital element of New York City’s independent-opera scene for the past 12 years, has announced that it will close, citing rising costs and diminished fund-raising possibilities. As explained by Board President Corey Kinger … »
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Florida Grand O Gets $3M

In a vote of confidence in Maria Todaro , general director of Florida Grand Opera (FGO), philanthropists Tina Vidal-Duart and Carlos Duart have added a $1 million matching grant to their matching gift of $2 million to the company last year. The … »
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2024 Classical Music Stats: Women on the Rise. Slowly.

Bachtrack, the London-based international online music magazine, has compiled statistics from the 30,774 concert, opera, and dance performances it listed in 2024. Among the most interesting takeaways is the gradual, yet steady rise of women … »
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CMS Announces 2025-26, ''The Magnificent Violin''

The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center has grouped several of its 80 New York concerts in 2025-26 under specific themes, the overriding one being The Magnificent Violin. Fittingly, the season opening on October 19 is dedicated to … »
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Jacksonville Symphony Gets $8M in 4 Months

During the past four months, the Jacksonville (FL) Symphony has received major gifts totaling $8 million. Last October longtime supporters Preston and Joan Haskell gave the ensemble $5 million, the largest gift in the organization’s 75-year … »
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U.K. Culture to Get £60 Million

The beleaguered creative industries in the U.K. are to receive a £60 million shot in the arm from the Labor government. The announcement came from Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy at a major economic growth summit attended by over 250 creative … »
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