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Marin Alsop to Lead Mzansi Philharmonic's First Tour
Despite widespread opposition from within the South African classical music community, the newly formed Mzansi National Philharmonic Orchestra has announced its first national tour. The inaugural concert is scheduled for Dec. 15 in … »
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ACE's Solution to ENO Cuts: Put Opera in Pubs and Parking Lots
The surprise announcement that ACE had slashed ENO’s funding on Nov. 4 set off a wave of protests throughout the U.K.’s cultural community, with accusations that Arts Council had determined that “opera has… … »
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Climate-Change Disruptors in the Concert Hall
On Nov. 2 three protesters representing the global environmental movement organization Extinction Rebellion disrupted a performance by the Orchestra Sinfonica di Milano of Verdi’s Messa da Requiem at the Royal Concertgebouw in Amsterdam. … »
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Giddens, Guzelimian Announce Ojai 2023
The Ojai Music Festival promises, as always, a wealth of new and unusual offerings, with summer 2023 curated by composer/performer Rhiannon Giddens. She and Ojai Artistic Director Ara Guzelimian have laid out plans for the June 8-11 weekend, … »
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Move to Manchester? No Way, Says ENO Chief
“Absurd,” “insane,” and “not doable” are a few of the words used by Stuart Murphy, the English National Opera's boss, to describe Arts Council England’s plan to have the company decamp to Manchester. … »
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The ENO's Demise Was 'Inevitable'
The decision by Arts Council of England (ACE) to leverage the loss of its funding to the English National Opera (ENO) to force the company to relocate took many by surprise. Mark Wigglesworth, whose brief tenure as the company’s music … »
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Californians Vote to Add $1 Billion in State Funds for Arts Education
SAN DIEGO (AP) — California voters on Tuesday approved a ballot measure backed by a celebrity lineup that included Barbra Streisand and Los Angeles-born rappers will.i.am and Dr. Dre that could pump as much as $1 billion a year from the … »
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U.K. Opera Is Under Attack
Is Arts Council (ACE) attacking opera? Nicholas Kenyon, chief opera critic for The Telegraph and most recently managing director of the Barbican, certainly thinks so. The ACE’s decision to dramatically change its past funding … »
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In San Antonio, AFM's Hard Line Is Making Enemies
The internecine warfare within San Antonio’s classical music community continues unabated . The latest skirmish pitted the American Federation of Musicians (AFM) Local 23 against Opera San Antonio and the Classical Music Institute … »
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The World's 'Best' Music Schools, Hollywood Edition
Americans love lists, enthusiastically ranking everything from fast food to the world’s sexist men and women to educational institutions. The Hollywood Reporter ( HR ) has just released its annual compilation of the best music schools in … »
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