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Big Fish Eats Little Fish: Apple Buys Primephonic (& Shuts It Down)
Apple has acquired Primephonic, the four-year-old Netherlands-based classical music streaming service . The tech behemoth’s plans call for the launch, at some as-yet-undetermined time, of a dedicated Apple Music Classical experience, … »
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European Orchestras' Early Receptivity to Black American Composers
Europe has historically offered a warmer reception to Black American composers than has the U.S. William Grant Still’s music received some of its earliest performances in Paris, for example, and his Afro-American Symphony received its … »
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B'way Theaters' Multi-layered Strategies to Combat Covid-19 Spread
NEW YORK (AP) — There’s a woman who has seen the play Pass Over multiple times in just a few days. She sat with the audience one night, returned another day to stand at the back of the theater and once stayed backstage for an entire … »
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Musicians' Union, NYC Ballet Orchestra, Unhappy with Arbitrator's Ruling
AFM Local 802 has accused the New York City Ballet of using the pandemic as an excuse to not pay a fair wage to its orchestra while the company was shuttered. The union, in a letter to City Ballet Executive Director Katherine E. Brown, … »
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The Met & Its Orchestra Come to Terms: What Are They?
A deal struck on Aug. 24 between the Metropolitan Opera and the American Federation of Musicians (AFM), the union representing orchestra members, assures that the nation’s largest performing arts organization will open its 2021-22 season as … »
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John Cage's Numbers Pieces Finds Better Numbers
In the summer of 1990, the 76-year-old John Cage admitted defeat, telling a German audience, “I no longer consider it necessary to find alternatives to harmony. After all these years I am finally writing beautiful music.” The … »
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LA Opera's Opening-night Sets, Built as We Speak
An ocean traffic jam threatening to scuttle the Los Angeles Opera’s much-anticipated season opener of Il Trovatore is calling for desperate measures by company officials. The sets for the Verdi warhorse, on their way from the Opera de … »
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Kimmel Center Announces Strict Vaccination Policy
Proof of vaccination will be required in the fall to enter any of the Kimmel Center’s venues, including Verizon Hall, the Academy of Music, or the Merriam Theater; children under 12 must show proof of a negative COVID-19 test within 72 … »
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Met and Its Musicians Reach an Agreement
In typical cliff-hanger fashion, the musicians of the Metropolitan Opera have reached an agreement with their employer, enabling the opening of the country’s biggest-budget arts organization as planned on September 27, after 18 months of … »
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Henri Shortens Central Park Comeback Concert
NEW YORK (AP) — This time, Barry Manilow didn’t make it through the rain. Unlike the Grammy-winning recording artist’s 1980 hit, “I Made It Through Rain,” the superstar-laden “Homecoming Concert” in New … »
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