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"Opera Starts with Oh!" Sure Beats "TeleTubbies"
Opera and preschoolers seem an unlikely mix. But as one critic recently discovered, a Zoom workshop run by the D.C. and NYC-based company Opera Lafayette “kept its grid of budding opera buffs rapt with an action-packed half-hour of … »
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(Yet Another) Study: Singing Is as Safe as Speaking
New research in the U.K. has shown that, contrary to initial assumptions, singing does not produce significantly more respiratory particles than speaking at a similar volume. The findings are of enormous importance as the music world plots how … »
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Boston Symphony Lays Off 30% of Staff
The Boston Symphony, citing losses from cancelled events at $35 million, has announced staff layoffs nearing 30 percent. Included in its cancelled event count are 316 concerts, March 13-November 28, 2020, indicating there will be no live fall … »
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MARLI: Music Academy of the West's 2020 Incarnation
Music Academy of the West, whose home is a stunning Spanish Revival mansion and garden estate a two-minute walk from the Pacific Ocean in Santa Barbara, CA, has an illustrious legacy. Lotte Lehmann, Otto Klemperer, Darius Milhaud, Arnold … »
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South Korea's Arts Venues Retreat
The reopening guidelines for COVID-19 might just as well be, two steps forward, one step back—or maybe even two. South Korea, after keeping the virus at bay for five months, is suddenly pulling back, shuttering performance venues and … »
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Phoenix Symphony Cancels 2020-21 Season
The Phoenix Symphony has informed its patrons of its cancelled 2020-21 season. In a letter on its website, Suzanne Wilson, president and CEO since last January (and former executive director of the Midori Foundation) indicates that the orchestra … »
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100 Concerts for Wigmore Hall, With or Without an Audience
John Gilhooly, Wigmore Hall’s artistic director, has announced details for an autumn series of 100 concerts, including 28 lunchtime concerts in association with BBC Radio 3. All of the performances will be live-streamed in HD video and free … »
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Small Festival Thinks Big and Opens Live Performances
The fourth edition of the New Generation Festival in Florence appears ready to conquer the coronavirus pandemic with a mix of live and streamed performances. The creation of three young Englishmen—Roger Granville, Max Fane and Frankie … »
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Philly Orch Perseveres, with New Fall Season
Like virtually all of its American colleagues, the Philadelphia Orchestra has been forced to rehink its original, 2020-21 season, to adhere to strict safety regulations amid the pandemic. Repertoire will be limited to between 25 and 50 players, … »
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MA's Free Guide to (Mostly) Free Streams, August 17-24
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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