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Mariss Jansons Wins Siemens Prize
Conductor Mariss Jansons celebrates his 70 th birthday today with the announcement of his receipt of the 2013 Ernst von Siemens Music Prize, “in recognition of a life dedicated to music.” The prize carries a purse of 250,000 … »Read
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Catching up on Competitions
Attention young pianists: the Brin d’Herbe Junior International Piano Competition is accepting applications through March 11. The event, open to participants eight to 18 years old, focuses on 20 th- century and contemporary music, … »Read
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Joffrey Nutcracker Wins Award
CHICAGO (AP) -- A Chicago production of The Nutcracker has won a national award for the second time. The Joffrey Ballet's production earned the Goldstar National Nutcracker Award, which includes a cash prize to go toward education programs. … »Read
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LA Chamber Orchestra Gets $1M + $1M
Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra has been given a $1 million challenge grant aimed at keeping the repertoire fresh and varied. It is the 44-year-old organization’s largest donation ever, and it has already been matched by two … »Read
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Indy Symphony Gets $1.5 Million
The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra has two very important fans. Each of them happens to own a sports club, and each has just made a lead donation to encourage the rest of the community to follow suit. Talk about widening the donor … »Read
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Indy Symphony Gets $2 Million, But Only If...
With the proviso that the orchestra reach its goal of raising $5 million by Feb. 3 as a “bridge fund,” the Lilly Endowment has given the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra $2 million toward its longer term fundraising efforts. … »Read
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