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Salonen Fellow Wins Solti Conducting Award
Elias Peter Brown, 31, has received the 2026 Sir Georg Solti Conducting Award as announced by the Foundation’s Board Chair Penny Van Horn and Artistic and Awards Committee Chair Elizabeth Buccheri. The $30,000 prize is said to be “the … »
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Wildfire Smoke Cancels Ravinia Performance
Last night’s concert staging of Mozart’s Abduction from the Seraglio at the Ravinia Festival in Highland Park, IL was cancelled due to hazardous air quality from the wildfires in Canada. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Chorus … »
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Nashville Has a New CEO
A 20-year veteran as bass trombonist of the Boston Symphony and the Boston Pops is to succeed Alan D. Valentine as president and CEO of the Nashville Symphony as of August 1. He is J. Mark Cantrell, arriving after two years at the helm of the … »
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Coming to Terms at Opera Colorado
On July 15, Opera Colorado and the American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA) announced their first-ever collective bargaining agreement. Negotiations underway since May 2025 produced a three-year contract that includes opera singers, staging … »
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Opera Carolina Names General Director
Opera Carolina has elevated Stefano Vignati, currently the company’s music director and principal conductor , to the position of general director as the organization anticipates its 77 th season. Vignati appears to have survived a period of … »
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How the U.S. Discourages Foreign Artists from Touring Here
An artist seeking entrance to perform in the U.S. must navigate a set of rules that seem designed to dissuade them from coming. A process that may take well over a year includes four steps, with no guarantee that having completed them correctly … »
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BSO Crisis Leaves Its Quality Unscathed
The ongoing crisis at the Boston Symphony Orchestra seems to have done little to dilute the quality of the ensemble’s music making. Since the March announcement that the BSO board had decided not to renew Andris Nelsons’s contract as … »
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New Exec for Colorado Music Fest
Colorado Music Festival, which this summer honors its 50 th anniversary (July 9-August 9) and its revitalization since Peter Oundjian arrived as music director in 2019 , has appointed a new executive director in Aren Der Hacopian. He’ll … »
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Nelsons' Manager Sets the Record Straight
Boston Symphony Orchestra musicians, whose current contract expires next month, continue to resist management’s firing of Music Director Andris Nelsons. They have long maintained that they were not consulted on the decision to sever the … »
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Seattle to Get a New Chamber Music Venue
Downtown Seattle will get the city’s first permanent dedicated space for chamber music in 2028, when the Seattle Chamber Music Society (SCMS) opens its new 271-seat concert hall in the recently renovated, 44-story U.S. Bank Center office … »
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