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American Conductor Heads to Romania
The George Enescu Philharmonic (GEP) has appointed Robert Treviño as its new principal conductor beginning with the 2026/27 season for an initial four-year term. He will be working with General Director Marin Cazacu who noted, “the … »
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Tim Thomas, So Percussion Exec, Dies
Musician and administrator Tim Thomas, executive director of So Percussion, died suddenly at his home in Brooklyn on the morning of January 24. He was 59 years old. So had operated without an executive director from its founding in 2000 until … »
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In Florida, Shelley Re-ups, Musicians Get a Raise
Artis—Naples, the umbrella organization under which the Naples Philharmonic and the Baker Museum operate, has extended Alexander Shelley’s contract as artistic and music director until the end of the decade, with an option of a … »
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Executive Directors on the Move
Stephan Blanford has been selected as the new executive director of the Seattle-based Earshot Jazz. He succeeds John Gilbreath, who announced his retirement after 33 years in the position a year ago. Blanford arrives in his new post after five … »
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Exec Shuffle at Glenn Gould School
The Royal Conservatory of Music’s Glenn Gould School of Music will move its associate dean and head of chamber music Barry Schiffman to the position of dean, effective in July. He will serve as designate in the interim. He succeeds James … »
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Pathbreaking Conductor to Retire
Diane Wittry will step down as music director of the Allentown Symphony Association (ASA) as of May 2028, closing what will have been a 33-year tenure, remarkable not just for its duration but for its artistic growth and community impact. Her … »
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Exodus Update: Renée Fleming
The National Symphony Orchestra, financially stuck solid at Kennedy Center barring a multi-million-dollar miracle, has lost a key headliner in Renée Fleming, who has pulled out of her May NSO appearances in a program titled … »
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Sheku Forced to Lengthen R&R
British cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason recently reported that the finger injury on his left hand has not healed sufficiently for him to get back to playing publicly until at least mid-March. An unspecified injury in November initially forced him to … »
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A Musical, Physical Triumph
The victory of Lim Hyun-jae at the 2026 Elmar Oliveira International Violin Competition on Sunday, January 18 in Boca Raton, FL, represented more than a musical triumph. For the 28-year-old instrumentalist, it represented a pinnacle in her … »
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Piedmont Opera Taps New GD
Entering its 50 th -anniversary season, the Piedmont Opera has appointed Joseph Mechavich as general director, a post he has held at the Winston-Salem, NC, company on an interim basis for the past year. He succeeds James Allbritten, who resigned … »
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