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Stuart Burrows Dies at 92
Stuart Burrows, a Welsh lyric tenor who was a fixture on both sides of the Atlantic during the1970s and ‘80s, died in Cardiff, Wales, at age 92 on June 29. Born a coal miner’s son on Feb. 7, 1933, in Cilfynydd, Burrows passed up a … »Read
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Julius Eastman at Lincoln Center: A Rare Occasion
The June 28 concert Julius Eastman: A Power Greater Than started with a processional, of sorts. The seven trumpeters who performed the composer’s 1970 Trumpet, played its first movement from the aisles of Geffen Hall’s Wu Tsai … »Read
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Rutgers Arts Dean Named Provost
As of July 1, Jason Geary became provost and executive vice chancellor for academic affairs at Rutgers University-New Brunswick. A highly respected musicologist and veteran university administrator, Geary has been dean of Mason Gross School of … »Read
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Wexford Festival Names New Top Exec
The board of Wexford Festival Trust has appointed Suzanne Nance as its new executive director as of January 1, 2026. She succeeds Loughlin Deegan, who has served in an interim capacity since Randall Shannon’s four-year contract as executive … »Read
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43-year Seattle Symphony Veteran to Retire
At the close of the Seattle Symphony’s 2024/2025 season, Zartouhi (Zart) Dombourian-Eby will retire after 43 years on flute and piccolo.. Her tenure has been marked by her leadership both on and off the stage. She served on the committee … »Read
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Hamilton to Receive Constitution
Center Liberty Medal
Lin-Manuel Miranda’s hit musical Hamilton and Ron Chernow, whose biography inspired it, are to receive the National Constitution Center’s (NCC) Liberty Medal on October 17, the first work of art ever to do so. Established in 1988, the … »Read
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