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Israel Phil Players Divide and Conquer
The barbaric attack by Hamas in early October has mobilized Israelis of all stripes. For the musicians of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, whose scheduled performances in October and November were cancelled, the call to action initially meant … »
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NY Phil Announces 'All Angles Considered' Spring Gala
Apart from fund-raising, the New York Philharmonic’s annual Spring Gala appears to have missions to accomplish and messages to deliver: The centennial of its trademark Young People’s Concerts; the propensity for music education of its … »
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Vienna Boys' Choir Gets a Gov't Bailout
BERLIN (AP) — The Austrian government said Saturday that it is giving the country’s centuries-old Vienna Boys Choir 800,000 euros ($884,000) to help it out of severe financial difficulties. “It goes without saying that we will … »
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U.K. Musicians Post-Covid Are Suffering
Life for musicians in the U.K. can be pretty grim at the moment. A recent census of over 6,000 of their peers found that 30 percent of professional musicians are experiencing low mental well-being, due largely to financial circumstance. "It's … »
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Two New Structures for Listening: Similar Costs, Different Goals
The enthusiasm of post-pandemic audiences for a return to live performances has thus far been less than full-throated. The ready availability of streamed concerts and plays has disrupted long-established patterns of cultural consumption and … »
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Programming the New/Unusual Concerto: Not an Easy Sell
Enticing an orchestra to step outside its comfort zone and program new or obscure repertoire is no easy feat. “It takes a long time to build trust,” says cellist Alisa Weilerstein. “Usually, you build a relationship… with … »
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Boston's Top 10 Musical Events, 2023
There is much high-level music-making in Boston, so it was hard to choose only ten items. Here are my personal standouts. 10. Virtuoso pianist Daniil Trifonov returned to Boston in the Celebrity Series, but it wasn’t his rushed, unfocussed … »
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The Orchestre de la Suisse Romande Plans Hologram Performance
I n late January the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande (OSR) will premiere the world’s first hologram symphony concert at the 12 th artgenève , a contemporary and modern art fair. The ensemble’s 73 musicians will appear virtually … »
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Critic's Christmas Symphony Gets Panned by His Colleagues
After its world premiere on Christmas Eve 170 years ago, one listener characterized the new symphony as “hardly a composition to be gravely criticized like an earnest work of Art.” And the work fared no better more than a century … »
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ENO Choristers to Vote on Strike
Not for the first time the English National Opera (ENO) Chorus members are planning to vote on whether to strike, with the balloting scheduled for early next month. As always, the action would be in protest to cuts to pay and/or in numbers of … »
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