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Flat-fee Classical Tracks Fastest Growing on YouTube
Research data from Epidemic Sound, a Swedish-based music tech company, has found that classical music is the fastest growing genre on YouTube, jumping by more than 90 percent in the last year across Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, Africa, … »
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Classical Music in 2022: A U.K. Critic Reflects
The year 2022 was expected to mark a return to life for the classical music world in the U.K. “It was,” opines Ivan Hewett in The Daily Telegraph , “but only up to a point.” Live events have yet to recapture audiences, … »
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Philly Pops Musicians Vote to Strike
In the wake of the news that the Philly Pops plans to cease operation s, 95 percent of the Pops union musicians voted on Dec. 11 to strike unless the Pops owner Encore Series Inc negotiates in good faith. “There is no reason to stonewall … »
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At Glyndebourne: Impromptu Party for a Snowed-in Audience
A snow fall during a performance of a Christmas concert at Glyndebourne on Dec. 11 led to an extended afternoon for many of the 1,200 concertgoers. “Sunday's Christmas concert turned out to be rather more festive than we had … »
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The Met Opera Comes Back Online
After nearly nine days of network silence caused by a cyberattack, the Metropolitan Opera is back in business. The company announced its status Thursday through a series of Tweets. A message on its website reads, "After suffering a cyberattack … »
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Orion String Quartet to Retire
Some 36 years after its founding, the last 30 of them with the same personnel, the Orion String Quartet will retire at the close of the 2023-24 season with a concert at the Chamber Music Society (CMS) of Lincoln Center. The news arrives slightly … »
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Salzburg's 2023 Season
The Salzburg Festival has announced plans for its 2023 six-week, midsummer calendar of more than 200 performances of operas, spoken drama, orchestra concerts, and recitals. The program has been constructed, explains Markus Hinterhäuser, the … »
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Canadian Opera Reports Banner Year
The gloom and doom that is currently pervading much of the opera world has failed to reach Canadian shores, where the Canadian Opera Company reported an average mainstage attendance rate of 94 percent for the 2021-22 season. “I … »
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Mannes/New School Teachers' Contract Settled
A strike by untenured adjunct faculty and lecturers , who comprise almost 90 percent of the instructional staff at the New School, including Mannes, ended on Dec. 10. The ACT-UAW Local 7902 reached a tentative agreement that will provide … »
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Fort Wayne Phil Musicians on Strike; Concerts Cancelled
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP) — Fort Wayne Philharmonic musicians have begun their first strike in the organization’s history after performing for more than three months without a contract. The Fort Wayne Philharmonic Players’ … »
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