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Salzburg Fest Names Architect for $355M Upgrade
On June 24 an international jury selected the Viennese architectural office Jabornegg & Pálffy, together with Vasko+Partner Ingenieure of the same city, to carry out the planned €335mn ($355mn) renovation and expansion of the … »
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How El Sistema Elevates the Otherwise Impoverished
In 2008, when the Big Noise Project began in Raploch, only one child living in this impoverished cluster of estate houses at the foot of Stirling Castle was learning to play a musical instrument. Today, there are more than 400, and the estate has … »
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Orlando Consort Announces Its Final, 35th, Season
The Orlando Consort, the renowned Medieval and early Renaissance vocal quartet, has announced that the upcoming season—its 35 th —will be its last. “The timing is propitious,” the group said on its webpage, “[and] … »
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McGill Conservatory of Music to Close
Montreal’s McGill Conservatory of Music will close its doors for good at the end of this summer, a victim of the pandemic. In a statement, the school called its decision "sobering, yet unavoidable…. The trend is as clear as it is … »
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A New Concert Grand in Heinz Hall
The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra’s (PSO) purchase of a new nine-foot grand piano ($198,000), delayed two years by the pandemic, began at the Steinway showroom on Sixth Ave. in Manhattan, when Yefim Bronfman, a frequent PSO collaborator, … »
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Study Claims Orchestra Rep Growing More Diverse
A new report from the League of American Orchestras and the Institute for Composer Diversity contains encouraging news for the classical music world’s efforts to increase performances of works by women and composers of color. The 2022 … »
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WSJ Editorial Page Writer Disses Contemporary Music (and Critics)
John Mauceri’s recent book The War on Music: Reclaiming the Twentieth Century has caught the attention of Barton Swaim, an editorial-page writer for the Wall Street Journal . Politics is Swaim’s usual arena, but, as his review … »
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Broadway Drops Mask Mandate
NEW YORK (AP) — In another sign that the world of entertainment is returning to pre-pandemic normal, Broadway theaters will no longer demand audiences wear masks starting in July. The Broadway League announced Tuesday that mask-wearing will … »
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Ukrainian Parliament Bans Russian Music
A two-thirds majority of the Ukrainian parliament has voted to ban some Russian music in media and public spaces. The works banned include those created or performed by anyone who is or was a Russian citizen after 1991—the year Ukraine … »
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Odesa National Opera Reopens with a Gala and a Bomb Shelter Nearby
“If an air aid lasts for longer than an hour, the performance is cancelled." If less than an hour, the cost of a ticket includes free access to the bomb shelter. The announcement launched the gala reopening of the Odesa National … »
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