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San Diego Symphony Will Renovate Its (Winter) Home

February 24, 2022 | Nicholas Beard, Musical America
Under the leadership of CEO Martha A. Gilmer, the San Diego Symphony is launching an ambitious $125mn renovation of its downtown Jacob Music Center. “After half a dozen years of careful study and planning,” Gilmer said, “we knew … » Read
 

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The Future of Orchestral Touring All Comes Down to Money and Ethics

February 24, 2022 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
Will orchestra tours survive the pandemic? Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra (VPO) will, but mostly due to its strong ties to the Austrian government and its unique, self-governing business model. Set to kick off a three-concert visit to Carnegie … » Read
 

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Gergiev and Matsuev Out of Carnegie/Vienna Phil Concerts

February 24, 2022 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
It was probably inevitable, given Putin's invasion: Carnegie Hall has announced that neither Valery Gergiev nor pianist Denis Matsuev will appear with the Vienna Philharmonic at its concerts this weekend. Gergiev is a close friend of Vladimir … » Read
 

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Cinci Symphony Goes Full Throttle in 2022-23

February 23, 2022 | Sarah Shay, Musical America
The 2022-2023 season will mark a full return for the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra (CSO) and Cincinnati Pops  after the many disruptions caused by the pandemic. The schedule includes 91 performances, including CSO and Pops subscription … » Read
 

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Met Opera's 2022-23 Season Moves in New Directions

February 23, 2022 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
The Metropolitan Opera’s 2022-23 season looks refreshingly different from those of the last several decades. General Manager Peter Gelb sums things up in the just-released announcement. “Our lessons learned during the two years of the … » Read
 

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In London, a Central Office Space for Artist Managers

February 22, 2022 | Anthony Brown, Musical America
The necessity of working from home during the pandemic has changed the way that many companies are operating, including London-based artist management firms, ranging in size from Askonas Holt and HarrisonParrott to smaller boutique firms such as … » Read
 

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Classical Grammy Nominations Raise the Hackles of Classical Musicians

February 22, 2022 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
Classical music generally gets treated like a red-headed stepchild by the Recording Academy, which each year bestows Grammy awards for a laundry list of musical genres. None of the classical awards are presented on the televised broadcast, and a … » Read
 

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An 88-CD Set of Non-stupid Music Making

February 18, 2022 | Anthony Brown, Musical America
The recent release of the “Michael Gielen Edition,” a set of 88 CDs capturing five decades of the Austrian maestro’s work, confirms his place as “one of the most stimulating conductors of the 20 th century,” opines a … » Read
 

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'Arts Are Extra' Mindset in San Antonio Is Source of Orchestra's Problems

February 17, 2022 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
As the musicians and management of the San Antonio Symphony met with a federal mediator on Feb. 14 to seek an end to a months-long strike , the ensemble’s Music Director Emeritus Sebastian Lang-Lessing spoke with Texas Public Radio about … » Read
 

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Cinci Opera Gets $1.3M from Mellon to Create and Mount Works By and About Blacks

February 17, 2022 | Nicholas Beard, Musical America
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has given Cincinnati Opera $1.3 million to develop new operas based on primarily Black stories written by Black composers and Black librettists. Monies will also support Opera Fusion: New Works (OF:NW) , the … » Read
 
 

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