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Joffrey Ballet Cancels Entire 2020-21 Season
The Joffrey Ballet of Chicago has canceled its entire 2020-21 season at the Lyric Opera House. The decision will cost the troupe over $9 million at the box office. At the same time, the company will make available plenty of online material, with … »
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NJSO Musicians: No Change in Pay, but 40% Reduction in Services
To cope with what is increasingly looking like a universally dark and/or streamed 2020-21 season, many orchestras are outlining new terms with their musicians that will enable both sides to continue working but at reduced circumstances. These … »
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The Very Model of a Major Symphony Orchestra
While most American symphony orchestras are challenged in their attempts to build diverse audiences, staffs, and boards, the Chicago Sinfonietta is the exception that proves the rule. In 1987 the late conductor and activist Paul Freeman , founded … »
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'Save our Stages' Legislation Updated, Not Dead Yet
The Save Our Stages Act, which was given a “kick in the gut” when Congress adjourned on August 13 without considering it, is part of the Heroes Act, which has been gridlocked in Congress for several months. As of September … »
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AGMA Blasts Trump, Endorses Biden/Harris
Breaking 84 years of tradition, American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA) has for the first time ever endorsed a presidential candidate. At the urging of the (unaffiliated) Soloists Coalition , not to mention its national membership, AGMA on … »
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Violins of Hope Return to Israel
Following the Second World War, many Jewish families had few possessions to remind them of their previous life. Among those reminders most highly valued were violins that had belonged to klezmer musicians, orchestra members, and wealthy families … »
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More Opera Australia Musicians Laid Off
Already reeling from the financial impact of the pandemic, Opera Australia (OA) took a next step in its efforts to reduce expenses, disclosing that 16 orchestra musicians have been made redundant (i.e., fired) and another 13 vacancies would … »
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Minnesota O Musicians Take 25 Percent Cut
Musicians of the Minnesota Orchestra have signed a two-year extension of their current contract, now set to run through August 31, 2022. Perhaps most importantly, they and the administration have come up with a side letter to the agreement, which … »
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Jacksonville Symphony Performs Indoors for 500 People
After cancelling more than 30 concerts, the Jacksonville Symphony is open for business again, with appropriate safeguards against the spread of the coronavirus. Free open house concerts on Sept. 16 and 17 each welcomed 500 audience members, and … »
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MA's Free Guide to (Mostly) Free Streams, September 28-October 5
We will be updating this list weekly. Please note that all times are given in U.S. Eastern Time (ET). To calculate in other time zones or counties, British Summer Time (BST) is currently five hours ahead of ET and Central European Time (CET) is … »
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