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Updated Oct 25, 2021

Dudamel and the LA Phil Take on Mahler 4 and a Mackey Premiere

LOS ANGELES – Gustavo Dudamel’s second subscription program since the Los Angeles Philharmonic returned to Walt Disney Concert Hall aimed at two of his main interests … »Read

Interlochen Gets $5M, Nearing Goal for Vast Expansion

A $5 million donation, the largest outright gift in Interlochen’s history, has helped the school raise $23.8M toward the realization of “Vision 2028” since June. In making the … »Read

Aspen Institute Names Marin Alsop Artist-in-Residence

Conductor Marin Alsop is the new 2021-22 Harman/Eisner Artist-in-Residence of the Aspen Institute Arts Program. In that role the celebrated musician will take part in forums and programs about … »Read

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Welz Kaufmann Has a New Job

Welz Kaufmann, who resigned two years ago after 20 years at the helm of the Ravinia Festival, has resurfaced in Tucson, AZ, where he has become the first ever full-time managing director of True … »Read

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Bernard Haitink Has Died

Dutch conductor Bernard Haitink, highly esteemed old-school maestro, longtime music director of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, with additional major leadership posts in London, Chicago, and … »Read

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Boston Baroque Moves to All-digital, Partners with Idagio

At a time when most U.S. arts organizations are tentatively returning to concert halls and hoping that the new normal will pretty much resemble the old one, Boston Baroque has decided to buck the … »Read

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Louis Langrée to Head the Opéra-Comique de Paris

Louis Langrée, who announced in June that he would be stepping down as music director of the Cincinnati Symphony at the close of 2023-24, is to be the new director of the … »Read

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Yundi Li Dropped by China Musicians' Association

Pianist Yundi Li has been "expelled" from the China Musicians Association, based on charges by Beijing Police that he is a suspect in a prostitution case. According to AP's reading of a police … »Read

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A New, Open Orchestra for Luxembourg

The Philharmonie Luxembourg is looking for 80 talented amateur musicians, ages 18 and up, to create L’Orchestre de la Place de l’Europe. Under the leadership of conductor Benjamin … »Read

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UMich Office of ECRT Will Not Investigate Sheng's Case

Composer Bright Sheng’s attorney has reported that his client will not be investigated by the University of Michigan’s Equity, Civil Rights and Title IX (ECRT) Office. Sheng was … »Read

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HONORS & AWARDS

Each month, Musical America spotlights an important emerging talent. If you haven't heard of the New Artist of the Month before, we predict you will soon.

Francesca Chiejina, soprano
New Artist of the Month
October 2021

< /p> Martin García García, pianist
New Artist of the Month
September 2021

< /p> Tianxu An, pianist
New Artist of the Month
August 2021

Randall Scotting, countertenor
New Artist of the Month
July 2021

Geneva Lewis, violinist
New Artist of the Month
June 2021

Tiffany Poon, pianist
New (Video) Artist of the Month
May 2021

Miles Mykkanen, tenor
New Artist of the Month
April 2021

Lio Kuokman, conductor
New Artist of the Month
March 2021

Nicholas Namoradze, pianist/composer
New Artist of the Month
February 2021

Brian Giebler, tenor
New Artist of the Month
January 2021

Samuel Mariño, male soprano
New Artist of the Month
December 2020

Liza Stepanova, pianist
New Artist of the Month
November 2020

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Since 1960, each year Musical America honors several outstanding musicians with an award for excellence.
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1.	Bernard Haitink Has Died
2.	Latest Covid Cancellation: Boston Symphony
3.	UMich Office of ECRT Will Not Investigate Sheng's Case
4.	Louis Langrée to Head the Opéra-Comique de Paris
5.	More Covid Cancellations
6.	Post Pandemic, Arts Groups See a Need to Change
7.	An Unlikely Voyage Launches Philharmonia Baroque's New Music Director
8.	Denied a Shortened Quarantine, Jaap van Zweden Cancels Hong Kong Phil
9.	Boston Baroque Moves to All-digital, Partners with Idagio
10.	Yundi Li Dropped by China Musicians' Association