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5,000 Belgian Culture Workers Protest Shutdown
BRUSSELS (AP) — Thousands of Belgian performers, cinema operators, event organizers, and others joined together Sunday to protest the government’s decision to close down the country’s cultural life to stem the spread of the … »
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APAP 2022 to Move to Online Only. Again.
For the second consecutive year, APAP has announced the cancellation of its in-person conference, scheduled for January 14-27 in Manhattan. It will move online instead, with a revised schedule due to be posted this week. In a letter to members … »
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Halls Close as Virus Spreads
The Philadelphia Orchestra managed mount the Messiah as planned on Wednesday 22, albeit with last-minute replacements for conductor Julian Wachner and the four vocal soloists. Thursday night’s was cancelled. In NYC, City Ballet has … »
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LA Music Center Will Require Vax and Booster
Following the Metropolitan Opera's lead , the Los Angeles Music Center has announced that, as of Jan. 17, 2022, all guests at indoor events or performances at all four of the center’s theaters will be required to show proof of a COVID-19 … »
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U.K. Critics Pick Their 2021 Faves
A time-tested ritual for music critics at the end of the calendar year is the compilation of their most memorable performances from the past 12 months. Herewith the results from seven writers who appear regularly in The Guardian . Erica Jeal took … »
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Jan. 2022 in NYC: From Prototype to APAP to ISPA to JazzFest
The 9 th edition of JanArtsNYC, the month-long calendar of public performances and industry gatherings, returns to a live format with events at venues throughout the city starting January 7 with Beth Morrison’s PROTOTYPE. "We are thrilled … »
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Do San Antonio and Springfield Really Represent America's 700 Orchestras?
The New York Times has published an article focusing on the pandemic-induced demise of two American orchestras whose financial troubles date back to within the last decade, and even beyond. Blaming the pandemic for their current labor troubles, … »
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Covid Cancellations at Carnegie Hall and...
Following Musica Sacra’s postponement of its annual Messiah performance in Carnegie Hall December 21 and the Masterwork Chorus and Orchestras's cancellation of the same piece in the same venue on December 23, Carnegie has cancelled its … »
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NEA Chief Is Confirmed by U.S. Senate
Maria Rosario Jackson has been confirmed by the U.S. Senate as the new chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA). As the 13 th individual to hold the post since its founding in 1965, she is the first African American and Mexican … »
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League 'Essentials' Course Returns to NYC
After a nearly ten-year absence, the League of American Orchestra’s ten-day professional development seminar, “Essentials of Orchestra Management,” returns to New York City. Presented in collaboration with Juilliard Extension … »
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