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Musicians Union Slams Colbert Cancellation

The fallout continues from Paramount’s decision to cancel The Late Show with Stephen Colbert . Politicians and fellow TV hosts lined up last week to criticise the suspiciously timed axing of the top-rated late-night talk show in the U.S. … »
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Philly Pops Settles Two-Year Litigation Battle

The organization that ran the Philly Pops and the organization that manages the Philadelphia Orchestra and Kimmel Center have settled litigation that had been launched by the former against the latter around the time that the Pops ceased … »
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Berlin Phil Violinist Warns of Impending Bow Crisis

Eva-Maria Tomasi, a Salzburg-born violinist and member of the Berlin Philharmonic since 1990, has warned of a crisis facing string players if the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) changes its … »
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French Youth Choir Members Suffer Seizures in Boston

Eight children from a French youth choir were taken to Massachusetts hospitals earlier this week after suffering what were described as “seizure-like” symptoms part-way through a concert at St. Paul’s Church in Harvard Square. … »
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Library of Congress Announces Koussevitzky Commissions

The Library of Congress has announced this year’s Serge Koussevitzky Music Foundation commissions. Eight composers have been invited to contribute new musical works with the commissions granted jointly by the foundation and the performing … »
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Beth Morrison Projects Announces Landmark Season

Beth Morrison Projects (BMP) has announced its 20th anniversary season with four world premieres and a plethora of regional premieres extending its global footprint. “We've been on an electrifying and unforgettable journey these past 20 … »
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Estonian National Opera Bans José Cura for Ties to Russia

The Estonian National Opera (Rahvusooper) has rescinded its invitation to José Cura to direct a production of Benjamin Britten’s Peter Grimes due to open this September. The Argentine tenor, who made his Metropolitan Opera debut in … »
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Republicans Vote to Name KenCen Theater for Melania

In the latest piece of egregious political flattery, Republican lawmakers on the House Appropriations Committee carried a July 22 vote to name the Kennedy Center opera theater after First Lady Melania Trump. The move was part of a wider spending … »
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Concert Artists Guild Changes its Selection Process

Concert Artists Guild (CAG), a nonprofit organization that has helped launched the careers of countless young musicians, has announced that it will make major changes to its new artist selection process ahead of its 75th anniversary season next … »
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U-M Fires Voice Teacher for Sexual Harassment

The University of Michigan has fired Scott Piper, an operatic tenor who taught voice for several years in the School of Music, Theatre & Dance. The former associate professor was first accused of violating sexual harassment policies in … »
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