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City of Newcastle UK Will Cut Arts by 100%
News reports of cuts to Britain’s arts organizations seem to crop up weekly. Budget reductions of 50 percent to the Department of Culture, Media and Sport are being passed on to its subdivisions, such as Arts Council England, which in turn … »Read
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Carole King Wins Gershwin Prize
Carole King, who wrote her first hit, Will You Love [Still] Me Tomorrow, at age 17 for the Shirelles, has been named the first woman recipient of the Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song. Small wonder, given her … »Read
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Handel & Haydn Society Gets $2 Million
The Handel and Handel Society, which will celebrate its bicentennial in 2015, has received two of its largest gifts ever, each for $1 million, each from a vice chair of its board of governors. The gift from Jane and Wat Tyler will … »Read
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Musical America Awards Get Zingy
Lincoln Center’s Kaplan Penthouse was once again the site of Musical America’s annual award celebration last night, honoring the 2013 winners and in the process attracting a large crowd of classical music’s movers and … »Read
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Minnesota Orchestra Gets a Grammy Nod
That the Minnesota Orchestra stand-off is a tragedy is further borne out by its Grammy nomination for Best Orchestral Performance for its recording of the Sibelius Symphonies Nos. 2 and 5 under Music Director Osmo Vänskä. Whether … »Read
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Cleveland O, Miami City Ballet Get $M
The Miami City Ballet and the Cleveland Orchestra are among the recipients of $14 million in funding to arts organizations in South Florida from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. The ballet will receive $5 million over as many … »Read
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