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LA Phil Presents Six-hour Mattingly Mélange

It took composer Dylan Mattingly [pictured], working with Thomas Bartscherer, more than a decade to create the opera Stranger Love . On May 20, it took the composer’s 28-member ensemble Contemporaneous six hours to perform the work’s … »
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Do-it-yourself Opera Company Pries Open the Genre

The period of time in an opera singer’s life between student productions and hoped-for roles with a major company can often be a professional desert, devoid of opportunities to perform. In 2019, three friends in Seattle—Christine … »
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Tina Turner, the One and Only, Dies

NEW YORK (AP)—Tina Turner, the unstoppable singer and stage performer who teamed with husband Ike Turner for a dynamic run of hit records and live shows in the 1960s and ’70s and survived her horrifying marriage to triumph in middle … »
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Two Key London Managements Become One

May must be management merger month: Ten days ago, ADA Artist Management joined forces with UIA Talent Agency , the former dropping its moniker, such that Manhattan-based UIA now has a roster of 250. This week, London-based Sulivan Sweetland and … »
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AGMA & Central City Finally Sign Contract

After six months of at times fractious negotiations , the American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA) and Central City Opera (CCO) reached a new, five-year collective bargaining agreement, which that took effect on May 19, two days before a preview … »
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After 2 Decade Hiatus, MET Orchestra Heads to Europe
For the first time in more than 20 years, the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra will head to Europe this summer for five concerts, all under the baton of Music Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin. “I am so delighted to lead these … »
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Philly POPS Adds to Lawsuit vs. Philly O and Kimmel
The Philly POPS has amended its lawsuit against the Philadelphia Orchestra and Kimmel Center Inc. (POKC), claiming POKC has a monopoly on programming and performances held at Verizon Hall. What appears to have been added is POKC's alleged control … »
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Paris Philharmonie to Introduce Vibrating Backpacks

When the 2023-2024 Philharmonie de Paris season begins, some patrons will be sporting the latest in concert attire, a vibrating backpack designed to aid those with hearing disabilities. Designed by SoundX, the device uses artificial intelligence … »
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13-Movement Russian Liturgy Setting to Get U.S. Premiere

For much of the past century, Russian liturgical music, which includes some of the world’s most compelling choral works, went unperformed due to the Bolshevik suppression of all religious expression. Such was the fate of Liturgy , an … »
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Artis-Naples Reaches $75M Campaign Goal—and Thensome

Artis-Naples, the hybrid cultural institution comprised of the Baker Museum and the Naples Philharmonic , has announced the completion of its Future—Forward Campaign for Cultural Excellence. Launched in 2016, the effort has raised more than … »
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