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Why ICE Nabbed That Utah Violinist
When agents for the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detained violinist John Shin in Salt Lake City on Aug. 18, he had no more than a 30-second phone call to let his wife DaNae Snow know what was happening. Unable to tell her why he … »
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John Williams Doesn't Like Film Music
Despite winning five Oscars and receiving 54 nominations for his motion picture scores, John Williams has confessed to a biographer, “I never liked film music very much.” Other than an occasional eight-minute stretch, he continues, it … »
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Lynn Conservatory of Music Dean to Exit
Lynn University Conservatory of Music has announced the impending retirement of Jon Robertson as its dean after two decades in the job. A pianist and conductor, Robertson will exit at the end of the current academic year. The onetime … »
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Hilary Hahn Cancels Dates
Violin virtuoso Hilary Hahn has had to cancel concerts on her current and fall schedules; the double pinched nerve that kept her off the stage for seven months last year, until February , has returned. She was to perform the Dvorak Concerto at … »
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Kiril Petrenko Wins Sonning Prize
Kirill Petrenko, chief conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic, will receive the 2026 Léonie Sonning Music Prize, Denmark’s largest music prize, at a gala concert in the Copenhagen Concert Hall on June 13, 2026. He will conduct the … »
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New Exec Director for PCO
The Pennsylvania Chamber Orchestra, founded in 1990 as the first professional chamber ensemble in middle PA, has a new executive director. She is Caitlin Martinkus, professor of music theory at the Cleveland Institute of Music, and she succeeds … »
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Teddy Re-ups in Louisville
The Louisville Orchestra has extended Teddy Abrams’s tenure as music director for three years, through the 2027-28 season. He joined the ensemble as music director designate in 2013. “Teddy’s leadership has transformed the … »
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Surprising Appointment(s) at the Hong Kong Phil
Austrian businessman Bernhard Fleischer, founder and owner of Bernard Fleischer Moving Images (BFMI), is to be the next CEO of the Hong Kong Philharmonic. BFMI has recorded hundreds of international classical music and dance performances, artist … »
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Music Faculty Additions to UNCSA
University of North Carolina School of the Arts (UNCSA) has 25 new faculty members arriving for the 2025–26 school year, including 12 full-time and 13 adjunct and visiting, in the Schools of Dance, Design and Production, Drama, … »
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Recent Strings, Coming & Going
Chicago Sinfonietta section cellist Lindsey Sharpe will move into the principal chair this season, succeeding the orchestra’s founding principal cello Ann Griffin, who moves to coprincipal. Sharpe has been for the last four years a … »
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