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LA Phil Premieres Carlos Simon's Good News Mass
LOS ANGELES—Carlos Simon’s Good News Mass , a de facto 50-minute symphonic gospel service combining aspects of the Catholic Mass and Pentecostal fervor, had its world premiere at Walt Disney Concert Hall on April 17. A co-commission … »Read
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Jacksonville Symphony Gets (Another) $3 Million
The Jacksonville (FL) Symphony has announced a $3 million gift from the Terry Family Foundation, the ensemble’s third multi-million-dollar gift in the past five months. Previous donations of $5 million and $3 million were received in … »Read
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Pittsburgh Symphony Hires Penguin
Marketing Chief
James Santilli, former chief marketing officer for the Pittsburgh Penguins, is the new senior VP and “Chief Revenue and Experience Officer” (CREO) for the Pittsburgh Symphony. He will plot strategies to generate revenue and … »Read
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Jacksonville U Drops Music
& Other Arts Degrees
“It’s frustrating... just gone overnight.” This terse lament from a student at Jacksonville University (JU) sums up the feelings of students impacted by the April 15 announcement of a dramatic reconfiguring of the school’s … »Read
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The Dismantling of KenCen Continues
The reduction of the professional staff at the Kennedy Center by the new management team continued on April 18, when at least six people were laid off. Details are unclear, but confirmed as out are Derek Johnson, vice president of marketing; … »Read
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New Sounds Survives. Again.
New Sounds has dodged another bullet. On the air since 1982, the late-night WNYC program of contemporary and world music hosted by John Schaefer has once again survived attempts to kill it. In 2019, public pressure from longtime fans forced host … »Read
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