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Covid Outbreak Closes Bayerische Staatsoper
With Germany’s Covid numbers rising in the last seven days to their highest level since the start of the pandemic, according to Deutsche Presse-Agentur, Deutsche Oper Berlin is among those performing arts groups to reinstate the mask … »
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At the CSO: A Good Year for Raising (and Growing) Funds
On Nov. 3 the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association (CSOA) released operating results for the 2021 fiscal year, which concluded on-June 30, 2021, at its annual meeting held in person and online. The 130th season, while beset with the … »
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Santa Fe Rolls Out 2022, Including Much-delayed M. Butterfly Premiere
The Santa Fe Opera's 65 th Festival season, from July 1 through August 27, 2022, will include 38 performances of five new productions as well as two scenes featuring the opera’s talented stage and technical apprentices. Bizet’s Carmen … »
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$2.3M Guadagnini Violin Seized by Customs
On Oct. 28 the prize-winning Moldovan violinist Alexandra Conunova had her $2.3 million Giovanni Batistta Guadagnini violin seized by overzealous custom officials as she was to depart her country's Chirisinau Airport for a concert in Russia. … »
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For Small Arts Groups, the Return to Live Performance Is a Challenge
Much of the positive news of a return to live performing has emanated from larger organizations with the financial wherewithal and resources necessary to implement public health mandates. For smaller organizations, the return is more fraught, as … »
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A New Era Begins at the Bavarian State Opera
Munich is often referred to as the “world’s opera capital,” due in no small part to the presence of the Bavarian State Opera. Serge Dorny, the company’s new general manager, and Vladimir Jurowski, the new music director, … »
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Are Metrics Killing Real Journalism?
In her painstakingly researched book, All the News That’s Fit to Click : How Metrics Are Transforming the Work of Journalists , sociologist Caitlin Petre examines how technology and commercialism have combined to alter the nature of the … »
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Orchestras, Vaccine Mandates, & Civil Liberties
As their symphony orchestras return to live performances, some musicians find themselves facing a Hobson’s choice. Should they accede to their employer’s mandate that they receive the Covid-19 vaccine, or refuse to get the shot and … »
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San Antonio Musicians File NLRB Complaint
On Oct. 25 the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) received a charge from the San Antonio chapter of the American Federation of Musicians on behalf of the Musicians of the San Antonio Symphony (MOSAS) claiming unfair labor practices by the … »
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Baltimore Symphony Cancels More Strathmore Concerts as Impass Continues
The strike by ticket sellers at Strathmore Hall in North Bethesda, MD, and a disagreement with the Baltimore Symphony over terms of its licensing agreement have forced the BSO to cancel four of five concerts there scheduled in November and … »
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