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Conductor Gennadi Rozhdestvensky Dies at 87
Russian conductor Gennadi Rozhdestvensky has died at the age of 87, Moscow's Bolshoi Theater announced on Saturday. "The Bolshoi is in mourning," the company stated on Twitter. "Today, June 16, Gennady Rozhdestvensky passed away at the age … »Read
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Quelle Surprise! Arts Degrees Offer the Worst Earning Potential
Recent research by the Institute of Fiscal Studies, the U.K.’s leading independent microeconomic research organization, has determined that graduates in the creative arts—e.g., drama, dance, music, and design—earn about 15 … »Read
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Details Emerge in Levine's Lawsuit vs. the Met
The New York Post is providing details from James Levine’s lawsuit against the Met Opera , including the inclusion of excerpts from an admirers’ “love letters” to prove the relationships were consensual. Also reported are … »Read
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Concert Artists of Baltimore Shutters After 30 Years
Concert Artists of Baltimore (CAB), a staple on the metropolitan area music scene for over 30 years, is going out of business. “It was a very emotional decision that was not easy to make,” Barry F. Williams, the group’s … »Read
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Canada's National Arts Center Names CEO
Christopher Deacon, longtime managing director of the National Arts Center Orchestra, has risen in rank to president and CEO of the center, whose bilingual stages also present theater, dance, and a wide array of various entertainments. Deacon, … »Read
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Orchestra Principals, Coming and Going
The Naples (FL) Philharmonic and its music director of five years, Andrey Boreyko, have hired a co-concertmaster, the orchestra’s first. Thanks to a $1 million gift, recent New World Symphony grad Emerson Millar [pictured] will be sharing … »Read
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