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Philly O Happy Hour Deemed a ''Wild Success''
The Philadelphia Orchestra’s “Orchestra after 5” program on Feb. 1—dubbed “a classical concert with a casual vibe”—was “a wild success,” says the Philadelphia Inquirer’s Peter Dobrin. … »
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Linc Inc Nods to Classical in Summer Program
Despite the demise of the Mostly Mozart Festival, its orchestra and a few programs of classical music have been planned by Lincoln Center presenters—as of part of their Summer for the City banner, now in its third annual appearance. … »
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Did Rhapsody in Blue Block the Path to Truly American Concert Music?
Feb. 12, 2024 will mark the 100 th anniversary of the premiere of George Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue . Among the most frequently performed symphonic works by an American composer, Rhapsody was Gershwin’s response to a request that he … »
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New Research: Play an Instrument, Avoid Dementia
Research by scientists at the U.K.’s University of Exeter suggest that playing and reading music may help sustain good memory and the ability to solve complex tasks among older people. In a study published in the International Journal of … »
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'International' Orchestra Debuts in Moscow
In late January the TV BRICS International Symphony Orchestra presented its inaugural concert in Moscow. Created in October 2023, the ensemble aims to take part in international projects and perform orchestral classical and folk music for radio … »
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WOW: An Explosion of International Youth Orchestras at Carnegie Hall
In August Carnegie Hall will host World Orchestra Week (WOW), a gathering of youth orchestras from five continents, for a series of concerts with major soloists led by high profile conductors. Inspired by Carnegie’s three critically … »
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LA Opera Drops Mason Bates Premiere, Sends It to School
NEW YORK (AP)—The Los Angeles Opera has scrapped plans for the world premiere of Mason Bates's The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay next fall because of finances. The work will instead open with a student cast at Indiana … »
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The Met Taps Endowment: 'The Alternative Would Be Not to Perform'
For the second year in a row, the Metropolitan Opera is dipping into its endowment s to cover operating expenses. Last year the company took $30 million; this year it will draw down as much as $40 million. While saying we “obviously … »
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Apple Classical Invades Asia
Apple Music Classical’s reach is growing, with the app now available in Japan, Korea, China, Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan. The company is calling on a starry roster of musical ambassadors from the region that includes, among others, 2022 … »
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ENO Chorus, Orchestra Suspend Strike Action
Singers and musicians at one of the UK's leading opera companies have called off a strike over pay and conditions, the performing arts union Equity said. Members of the English National Opera (ENO) chorus and orchestra had been due to walk out on … »
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