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Lyric Opera & Its Orchestra Modify Contract; AGMA and IATSE Not So Rosy
The Lyric Opera of Chicago and its musicians have announced that they have modified their contract agreement through 2020-21. Asked to define precisely what has been modified, the company failed to respond. "Our goals are the same; to protect our … »
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EU Allocates $3.3 Billion for Cultural Recovery Among Members
The European parliament and council have agreed on a seven-year €1.8 trillion ($2.1 trillion) recovery package for the 27-nation European Union (EU) under the rubric NextGenerationEU. Of that figure, €2.8 billion ($3.3 billion) … »
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The Murky Business Models of Classical Recording
It is a commonplace that, if something seems too good to be true, it very likely is. Several musicians lured by the prospect of a recording on Orpheus Classical found this to be true, according to an investigation by VAN magazine . Classical … »
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Another Covid fan tutte, This One on a Golf Course
Southern California’s car culture is offering salvation (of a sort) for regional opera companies. In late October and early November, the San Diego Opera offered four nights of La Bohème at an area drive-in theater. Next up is the … »
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HarrisonParrott Launches New Digital Platform
On Dec. 8, HarrisonParrott will inaugurate Virtual Circle, a live-streaming and digital content platform. The partnership with eMusic Live will offer audiences “concert look and feel” performances as well as workshops/masterclasses, … »
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San Francisco Offers Opera from the Car or the Couch
When the San Francisco Opera isn’t streaming some of its past, classic performances (Samuel Ramey as Boris Godunov this week, Ċ½eljko Lucic as Rigoletto next), it’s projecting them on the giant screen at the Fort Mason Drive-in, where … »
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Dallas Symphony Boards the Concert Truck
The Dallas Symphony, currently hosting its second annual Women in Classical Music symposium, was among the first to return to its home base for live concerts, albeit socially distanced onstage and with a limited audience in the Meyerson Symphony … »
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CSO Announces 2019-20 Financial Picture: It Could Have Been Worse
CHICAGO--For the second consecutive year, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association’s budget has been hit by an unexpected tsunami of cancelled concerts. In spring 2019, it was a seven-week CSO musicians’ strike . In spring 2020 it … »
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The Threat of AI to Music & Musicians: Billy Joel Sings 'Vissi d'arte'?
As technology stretches our ability to replicate almost everything, separating the real from the fake is increasingly difficult. It is now possible to use artificial intelligence (A.I.) to compose music as well as to generate sounds … »
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Part-time Orchestra Lauded for Maintaining Full Salaries
Unlike larger symphony orchestras nationwide, the Columbus (OH) Symphony—numbering 45 full-time musicians and 14 staff members—has dodged the pay cuts so prevalent in the classical music world. “We set a goal early… to … »
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