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More 'Deranged' Artists Cancel KenCen
Once DT added his name to the Kennedy Center, what had been a trickle of cancellations after he named himself president last Februrary, turned into a flood. First, folk singer Kristy Lee announced she had canceled a concert scheduled for … »Read
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An 'Overlooked Genius' Gets the Spotlight
LONDON—Two years ago, Joseph Horowitz published his first novel, The Marriage , a fictionalized account of Gustav Mahler’s annual American sojourns between 1907 and 1911. An attempt to explain why such a fêted European conductor … »Read
Industry News
New Study: Musicians Do Have a Better Memory—for Music
For many years, scientists have studied musicians to understand how intense, long-term practice changes the brain and behavior. Now research from a massive new international study is offering a more in-depth look at the memory advantages … »Read
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Time for GB to Champion the Arts
In the wake of Margaret Hodges’ scathing review of Arts Council England , Martin Kettle, a columnist at The Guardian , has stepped forward to argue in favor of a much more aggressive role in supporting the arts by the national government. … »Read
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Russia Rebuilds Ukrainian Theater It Destroyed
An historic theater in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Mariupol has opened its doors more than three years after it was pummeled in a Russian airstrike that killed hundreds of civilians sheltering inside. Moscow-installed authorities … »Read
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Prototype 2026 Is Uniquely BMP
The upcoming 2026 PROTOTYPE Festival, January 7–18, will mark the 20 th anniversary of its umbrella organization, Beth Morrison Projects (BMP). Named for its founder and president [left], BMP has premiered over 50 operas and music-theater … »Read
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