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SF Symphony in 2022-23: Women on the Podium & the Music Stands
Esa-Pekka Salonen’s second season as music director at the San Francisco Symphony includes a handful of world premieres, a two-week festival of horror-themed music around Halloween, the continuation of a four-year collaboration with … »
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Forgotten Voices to Make Their Debut at Carnegie Hall
For more than 15 years, Kelly Hall-Tompkins has augmented her career as a concert violinist with a unique form of outreach. In addition to traditional activities like giving master classes for young musicians and performing in schools, she and … »
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Spotify Generates Billions in 2021, but 99.3% of Its Artists Made Less Than $10,000
Spotify reports that in 2021 it paid $7bn to music industry rights holders, an amount that accounted for more than one quarter of the recording industry’s $25.9bn in total revenue. The year-end total represented an 18.5 percent increase … »
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Chicago Symphony, 2022-23: Muti's Last Hurrah
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s 2022-2023 season will mark the 13 th and last year of Riccardo Muti’s tenure as music director, and, by season’s end, his 500 th appearance on the CSO podium since 1973. His musical legacy and … »
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Between the Bombs in Kharkiv: A Concert
KHARKIV, Ukraine (AFP) — Russian bombs fall daily on Kharkiv since the invasion of Ukraine, but time stood still briefly on Saturday as a group of Ukrainian musicians moved listeners with a classical concert. Three violinists, a cellist, … »
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BSO Cancels UK Concerts, Cites Logistical Problems
The Boston Symphony is citing “unforeseen logistical complications between England and Austria” as the reason behind the cancellation of its two concerts in Royal Festival Hall, May 12 and 13. It’s possible that this is in fact … »
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Louisville O to Nurture Selected Composers in New 'Creators Corps'
Seemingly intent on reviving a tradition of producing new orchestral music that saw the creation of over 450 new works and more than 150 recordings over 75 years, the Louisville Orchestra (LO) is launching the Louisville Orchestra Creators … »
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Toronto Symphony Moves Into Its Centennial Season
For the Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO), the 2022/23 season will celebrate the ensemble’s centennial and also mark two important firsts: the inaugural season for newly appointed CEO Mark Williams and the first complete season of concerts … »
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Grammy Nominee for Best Opera Recording Is Actually a Soundtrack
NEW YORK (AP) — A display case in his old high school gave David T. Little the inspiration for his first opera — a work that 18 years later has followed an unusual path to a nomination at this year’s Grammy awards. Soldier Songs … »
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The Emmett Till Controversy: Whose Story to Tell?
In the summer of 1955, Emmett Till, a 14-year-old child from Chicago, was brutally tortured and murdered for allegedly offending a white woman while visiting relatives in Mississippi. His mother Mamie Till-Mobley’s insistence on an … »
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