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Local Media Sees Support of Flautist's Cause by Fellow Musicians
Elizabeth Rowe, principal flutist for the Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO), has apparently gained the support of many of her colleagues in her equal pay suit. On July 2, one day after a new Massachusetts Equal Pay law took effect, she sued the BSO … »Read
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Girls Only: Summer Camp for Teen Composers
The numbers are stark: In 2016-2017, just 1.3 percent of the works performed by the 85 largest symphony orchestras in the U.S. were composed by women. To begin to address this imbalance, Temple University graduate Erin Busch, a 27-year-old … »Read
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Brexit Resignation Leads to Cabinet Shuffle and a New Culture Chief
The resignations on Friday of Brexit Secretary David Davis and Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson have seen a reshuffling of the U.K. cabinet, one that moves Attorney General James Wright to head the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport … »Read
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In Saratoga: David T. Little Opera Downsized to Chamber Proportions
SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY—Opera Saratoga’s double bill of contemporary operas for its annual Summer Festival is a showcase for the company’s 29-member Young Artist Program. This year’s offerings included David T. Little and … »Read
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Aix Fest’s New Ariadne and Fiery Angel Are a Stunning Finale for Foccroulle
AIX-EN-PROVENCE, FRANCE—Determined to stay young on its 70th birthday, France’s premier opera festival has opened with a trio of modern-dress updates. Simon McBurney’s video-heavy and much-travelled production of Mozart’s … »Read
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Lepage Sees Cancellation of Slav as Blow to Artistic Freedom
Quebec stage director Robert Lepage has spoken out forcefully against the cancellation of SLAV by the Montreal International Jazz Festival, telling the Toronto Star the decision was “a direct blow to artistic freedom.” Billed as … »Read
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