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New Orchestra in South Africa Criticized by Those Who Know Better
The Mzansi National Philharmonic Orchestra (MNPO), a newly created national orchestra in South Africa, is scheduled to give its debut performance in late July amid criticism that it costs too much and is unnecessary. The MNPO is the brainchild of … »
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Cabrillo Festival Comes Back to Live
After two years of online music in deference to the pandemic, the 60-year-old Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music is returning to live performance, July 24-August 7, with a season of orchestral music touching on social, political, and … »
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UK Musicians Advocate for Special Task Force to Facilitate Brexit Touring
Let the Music Move—A New Deal for Touring , a report published on July 18 by the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Music (APPG), offers a series of recommendations to address the "mountain of red tape and extra costs that musicians and crew … »
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Censorship Wins: Moscow Shutters the Gogol Center
The Gogol Center, the daring and often controversial theater revivified by the film and theater director Kirill Serebrennikov, is no more. On June 29, the Moscow Department of Culture announced that the contracts for artistic director and … »
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Met Opera Announces Free Summer HD Series
The Met Opera may not be offering its free streams anymore, but for those willing to contend with the elements, it will screen free HD encore performances August 27-September 5 in Lincoln Center Plaza. First up, though, on August 26,is Steven … »
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Shanghai Competition Finals Move Online, as Covid Persists
The six finalists in the third Shanghai Isaac Stern International Violin Competition will be competing online rather than in live performances. The cause—ongoing concerns about the pandemic—has already wreaked havoc with the event, … »
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New Concert Grand to Debut in Verbier
On July 19 the Maene-Viñoly Concert Grand Piano will make its public debut at the Verbier Festival in a performance by pianist Kirill Gerstein. The first-of-its-kind instrument is the creation of the piano maker Chris Maene and the … »
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The Black Pearl Chamber Orchestra: Rage Artfully Redirected
Rejection is a part of life for a classical musician, so when Jeri Lynne Johnson failed to get a job as the conductor for a regional orchestra 17 years ago, she was ready to take the setback in stride. Until she discovered the reason. A … »
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92NY: New Season, New Faces, New Music
Newly branded as “92NY,” the 92 nd Street Y has unveiled its first “Tisch Music Season” under Amy Lam— new to the job after heading the Celebrity Series of Boston—and she’s lined up an intriguing array of … »
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Celebrated 'Hellier' Strad Fails to Sell at Auction
The July auction of the “Hellier” Stradivarius at Christies’ London, projected to bring as much as $11.3 million, failed to generate a sale. Made in 1679, the instrument was on offer at a starting price of £5.3 million; … »
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