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New Arts Deans at the New School
The New School College of Performing Arts (CPA) has made two promotions: Stephen Brown-Fried, from vice dean for curriculum and learning to executive dean. Bill Gustafson, from associate dean of academic affairs for the Mannes School of Music to … »
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Important Artist Visa Updates
INSIDE THIS ISSUE: THE ARTIST VISA SUMMER 2025 ROUNDUP EDITION including a bit, but just a bit, of good news, along with: Artists Must Now Apply For Visa Stamps in Their Country of Citizenship or Residence Even longer processing times … »
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CSO Names New Principal Trombone
With the retirement of Jay Friedman as principal trombone of the CSO last season, the mighty Chicago brass of yore moved to legendary status. Now, with the appointment of Timothy Higgins to succeed him, new legends are in the making. Though still … »
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Pianist Taka Kigawa Meets the Boulez Challenge
As a prominent member of the post-1945 European avant-garde, Pierre Boulez was eager to argue in favor of the new over the old. Even mentor figures such as Olivier Messiaen, or pioneering antecedents like Arnold Schoenberg, had their relevancy … »
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Opera Philly Seeks to Raise $33M
On Sept. 13, a gala celebration of Opera Philadelphia’s 50 th anniversary provided the backdrop for the announcement of an ambitious $33 million campaign. The goal subsidizes no bricks and mortar or endowment funds. Rather, the company … »
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Contests & Awards
'Music's Olympic Games' Picks Three Winners
On Sept. 14 in Munich, the 74 th ARD International Music Competition awarded cash prizes in three categories—clarinet, trumpet, and piano. The largest international classical music competition in Germany, the ARD is organized annually by … »
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Belgium PM Apologizes to Shani
BERLIN (AP) — Belgium’s prime minister traveled to neighboring Germany for a concert led by an Israeli conductor whose appearance was canceled by a Belgian festival, a gesture that added to strong criticism of the decision. German … »
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The NY Phil Season Opens with a Blast of Fresh Air
Gustavo Dudamel’s current title at the New York Philharmonic is Music & Artistic Director Designate. But the September 11 opening night of the 2025–2026 season offered a good sense of what to expect in 2026-27, when he takes the … »
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Contests & Awards
Six Weeks of Competition Wins
Jeonghwan Kim took home the €22,000 first prize at the Bartók World Competition , which concluded at the Liszt Academy in Budapest, on Sept. 7. The Korean-German pianist also received several concert in. vitationsSpain's Gorka Plada … »
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Tesori and Upshaw Join Yale Faculty
Yale University’s Department of Music added two accomplished musicians to its faculty in July. Jeanine Tesori [pictured], a two-time Tony Award-winning composer whose Grounded was part of the Met’s last season, and soprano Dawn … »
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