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News from Academe: UCLA, Bienen, Bard
The UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music, est. 2017 and self-defined as “the only school of music in the UC system,” has launched a new BA in Music Industry. The degree program, launched this fall, builds on what has only been offered as … »
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Frost School of Music Opens $36.5M ''Center for Innovation''
On Nov. 2, the University of Miami’s Frost School of Music will officially open its new Knight Center for Music Innovation with a gala celebrating “Shaping the Future of Music.” The Center, a $36.5 million, 25,000-sq.-ft. hub … »
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Frost School of Music Opens New $36.5M 'Center for Innovation'
On Nov. 2, the University of Miami’s Frost School of Music will officially open its new Knight Center for Music Innovation with a gala celebrating “Shaping the Future of Music.” The Center, a $36.5 million, 25,000-sq.-ft. hub … »
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Can Kitchener-Waterloo Be Resuscitated?
The collapse of the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony has drawn a thoughtful critique from Raffi Armenian, the ensemble’s conductor and artistic director from 1971 to 1993. Although the 81-year-old Montreal resident retired ten years ago, he … »
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Youth Orchestra Blooms in Tiny Island Nation
On Oct. 15, the Antigua and Barbuda Youth Symphony Orchestra will join the Royal Philharmonic for a concert on stage at Duke's Hall in Marylebone. Their appearance will represent a remarkable journey for a seven-year-old ensemble from a tiny … »
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DiDonato & Co. Bring Dead Man to Sing Sing
The recent performance of an abridged version of Jake Hegge’s Dead Man Walking at Sing Sing Correctional Facility in Ossining, N.Y. was years in the making. Joyce DiDonato, who portrays Sister Helen Prejean in the Met’s season-opening … »
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NC Radio Outlet Reverses Decision on Met's Contemporary Operas
Bowing to public outcry from thousands of arts fans and claims of racism by a few key practitioners, North Carolina radio station and NPR affiliate WCPE yesterday reversed its decision—or, rather, that of its General Manager Deborah S. … »
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Banning Those Operas from the Airwaves Is Racist
The letter by Deborah S. Proctor, general manager of the NPR station WCPE in North Carolina, defending her decision to refuse to broadcast six contemporary operas scheduled for the Metropolitan Opera this season has generated more than 125,000 … »
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SF Symphony Accord Is Short-Lived
The Oct. 1 announcement that the musicians, board, and management of the San Francisco Symphony (SFS) have agreed to a short-term labor contract was absent the celebration that usually accompanies a completed negotiation. Instead, it has … »
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Union, Management Reach Accord in Cleveland
In a vote last week, the musicians of the Cleveland Orchestra, members of Local 4 of the American Federation of Musicians, ratified a new agreement extending through the 2025-2026 seasons. The new contract calls for three annual increases in … »
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