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Atlanta Opera to Get a New Home
The Atlanta Opera, whose fortunes have soared under the ministrations of General & Artistic Director Tomer Zvulun, has unveiled plans to build a new $45 million multi-disciplinary arts center that will include a recital hall, immersive … »
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Preview: Met Season Takes Off with Grounded
NEW YORK (AP) — Jeanine Tesori watched the world premiere run of her Grounded with director Michael Mayer l ast fall at the Kennedy Center and noticed audience fidgeting. “It didn’t need a transplant of a liver, but what it … »
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SFS Chorus Strike: Mgmt Asked for Too Much, Got Nothing
In what is surely one of the year’s understatements, San Francisco Symphony (SFS) Executive Director Matthew Spivey told the San Francisco Chronicle , “We feel a tremendous sense of urgency and want to work as quickly as possible to … »
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Another Lawsuit in San Antonio: Who's on First?
Observers of the goings on at the San Antonio Philharmonic can be forgiven if they find themselves suffering from whiplash. On Sept. 19 the City Council approved a $111,000 grant to the organization, just two days after David Wood, one the … »
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12 Minutes of Mozart Discovered in Leipzig
LEIPZIG (AFP)—A previously unknown piece of music composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart when he was probably in his early teens has been uncovered at a library in Germany, researchers said Thursday. The piece dates to the mid- to late-1760s … »
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More Labor Updates: NY Phil, National Symphony Orchestra
As previously reported in The New York Times and just now officially announced, the New York Philharmonic musicians have a new contract, retroactive to September 21, 2024 and lasting through September 20, 2027.The players ratified the deal … »
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San Antonio Phil Reaches Accord with Players
On Sept. 18 the San Antonio Philharmonic announced a new, two-year agreement with the American Federation of Musicians Local 23. The agreement, the details of which have not yet been made public, guarantees the musicians, who are reportedly paid … »
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Chamber Series Honors Angel Island's Fraught History
Angel Island, located in San Francisco Bay, possesses a fraught history that resonates with America’s current struggles over immigration. In the late 19 th and early 20 th century, the island was an entry point through which thousands of … »
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SFS Cancels Opening Night
A last-minute strike by the 32 AGMA choristers, followed by their 120 volunteer colleagues, has torpedoed the three opening-night concerts of the San Franciso Symphony. Last night’s kickoff performance of the Verdi Requiem—Esa-Pekka … »
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NY Phil Players to Get a 30% Raise
The New York Philharmonic and its musicians have reached an agreement that would bring base pay to $205,000 by the end of the new, three-year contract. The deal, set to be ratified today by the players, represents a 30 percent raise over their … »
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