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NY Phil Musicians' Pre-pandemic Salaries Fully Restored
Musicians of the New York Philharmonic have been made whole again, following understandable reductions to their salaries during the pandemic's 18 months of concert cancellations. Base pay will return to $2,952 per week, as it was in the 2019-2020 … »
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Met Concludes a Rocky but Complete Season as ABT Moves In
As an exhausting season came to an end on June 10, the Metropolitan Opera could claim a very rare measure of success—not a single one of its nearly 200 performances was cancelled amid the ongoing turmoil resulting from the coronavirus … »
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The Art of Collaboration: Eye Contact and Finger Eating
How important is eye contact among musicians? For conductor Leonard Slatkin, eyes work where words fail. “The most expressive tool we have is our eyes.” While most musicians agree, they also acknowledge that not all eye contact is … »
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New Brown U Arts Center Named for a Familiar Benefactor
Brown University has named its new performing arts center, scheduled to open in fall 2023, in honor of Frayda B. Lindemann, a trustee of the university and the president and CEO of the board of directors at the Metropolitan Opera in New York, and … »
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Pandemic Lessons Learned in Middle America
Arts presenters throughout Iowa are trying to build a new normal, putting into effect what they learned during the pandemic. At the same time, they remain wary of completely relaxing the public health measures that were de rigueur for nearly two … »
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Florida Doubles Arts Grants (the Governor Wants to Get Re-elected)
The Florida Division of Cultural Affairs will be disbursing grants totaling $59 million to 556 organizations, a figure that more than doubles last year’s $26.7 million grant pool. “I think the arts and cultural field is doing a great … »
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'Hellier' Strad Expected to Bring up to $11.3M at Auction
The July auction of the “Hellier” Stradivarius at Christies’s London is projected to bring as much as $11.3 million. Made in 1679 by the Italian violin maker Antonio Stradivari, the instrument is one of his earlier instruments … »
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Cell Phone Stops Verdi in His Tracks at La Scala
Not for the first time, a cell phone interrupted a key moment at La Scala yesterday. Last night during a performance of the “Patria oppressa” chorus from Macbeth, Riccardo Chailly stopped the entire Teatro alla Scala Orchestra and … »
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Carnegie Will Stream All-star Ukraine Benefit Free
If you have a conscience, you'll want to make a donation: Carnegie Hall will stream a recording of its May 23 benefit Concert for Ukraine at no charge starting Wednesday afternoon, June 8, at 2 p.m., both on its website and social media channels. … »
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La Scala's Next Season Is Heavy with Russians, including Anna
MILAN — Milan’s famed La Scala opera house on Monday announced the celebration of next season’s gala premiere with the Russian opera Boris Godunov , a move it hopes will underline the separation of culture from politics. La … »
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