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Pittsburgh Festival Opera Skips a Season to Regroup
Pittsburgh currently has two opera companies. The older, larger Pittsburgh Opera attracts thousands of patrons for productions presented in the fall, winter, and spring. The Pittsburgh Festival Opera (PFO) was established in 1978 and initially … »
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With Brexit's Closed Borders and Gov't Cuts, the Proms Fights for Its Future
A disruptive environmental protest at the opening night of the BBC Proms might well prove a portent of things to come for a British institution seemingly under attack. With major London performing arts institutions facing sharp cuts in government … »
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The Post-pandemic Changing Face(s) of the SFSymphony
The San Francisco Symphony (SFS) has some inventive programming going for it, thanks largely to both its current and immediate past music directors, Esa-Pekka Salonen and Michael Tilson Thomas. But, according to San Francisco Classical Voice … »
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Ownership of Brooklyn's Former Sawdust Factory Is Now Complete
National Sawdust, the Brooklyn-based performing arts venue that enjoys a reputation for nurturing the careers of curious and groundbreaking artists, many of them historically marginalized, has completed the $21 million acquisition and renovation … »
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Detroit Harmony: A Rare Partnership Yields Citywide Music Ed
Detroit Harmony, a collaborative of more than 40 local arts nonprofits, schools, and community organizations organized by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra (DSO) in 2019, aims to create and strengthen music opportunities for every school child in … »
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NY Phil Co-commission Will Honor Shanghai-Jewish Connection
Émigré , a 90-minute oratorio about Jewish refugees who fled Nazi Germany for Shanghai in the 1930s, will debut this November in Jaguar Shanghai Symphony Hall, with its U.S. premiere at Lincoln Center’s David Geffen Hall … »
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Philly's Newest Pops O Has No Name. Literally.
Undaunted by the fate of the apparently defunct Philly Pops, several of its musicians have organized a new ensemble, the No Name Pops, and scheduled performances for September and October. “It’s a shame there isn’t orchestral … »
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An Orchestral Sanctuary in a Drug-infested City
For the past 15 years in Juárez, Mexico, violinist Jové García has run the Orquesta Sinfónica Esperanza Azteca (Aztec Hope Symphony Orchestra), an after-school music program that teaches children between 7 and 18 to … »
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OrchKids Gets $1 Million
OrchKids, the famed Baltimore Symphony program serving local school children with music instruction and much more, has received a gift of $1 million from founding donors and noted regional philanthropists Robert E. Meyerhoff and Rheda Becker. … »
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Grammys Issue New AI Guidelines
LOS ANGELES (AP)—Last month, the Recording Academy announced a series of changes to the Grammy Awards to better reflect an evolving music industry. Of those newly instituted guidelines, protocols involving technological advancements in … »
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