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Glyndebourne Cancels Entire Summer Season
Glyndebourne has cancelled its Festival 2020 in its entirety, having already postponed its opening by nearly two months; last March it announced it would be opening July 14 rather than the original May 21, but it is not to be. Cancelled in the … »
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Paris Opera Director: Reopening in 2020 Is "Just Not Workable"
Paris Opera is looking at losses of 40 million euros ($43 million) this year, Director Stéphane Lissner warned on French public radio today, and may not reopen until 2021. The company was already under siege by Paris’s … »
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Boston Symphony Pays Tribute to Today's Frontline 'Heroes'
The Boston Pops has cleverly repurposed John Williams’s score for the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, Summon the Heroes , as a tribute to today’s heroes—the medical personnel, police, grocery and transportation workers, and first … »
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Aspen Music Festival & School Cancelled
Several weeks ago, the Aspen Music Festival and School pushed its opening date ahead from July 2 to July 16, with a plan to present an abridged, six-week event, through August 23. Today, President and CEO Alan Fletcher has announced that the 2020 … »
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Two More Festivals Down for the Count
The corona virus pandemic has added two more summer festivals to its casualty list. The Colorado Music Festival has cancelled its six-week program scheduled to begin in Boulder on June 25. In a letter to Festival patrons, Executive Director … »
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KenCen Closes Through August 9
The flood of coronavirus cancellations continues unabated, with the Kennedy Center’s announcement today of closure through August 9, a large leap forward from the reopening date of May 22 that it was still holding onto as of three weeks … »
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LA Opera Cancels Its Season
Inevitably, the Los Angeles Opera, which had been hoping to stage its final production, The Marriage of Figaro, as planned from June 6 to 28, has cancelled its season. It has been shuttered since March 14. A Payroll Protection Plan Program … »
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This Week's Cancellations
The Dallas and Chicago symphonies appear to be the only two major American orchestras that have not cancelled their seasons. Dallas plans to start up again on May 24 and Chicago on June 9. This week, the San Francisco Symphony was finally … »
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LA Arts Groups May Get Relief Grants from Developer Tax
In Los Angeles developers must pay an arts fee to the city determined by the square footage or a percentage of the building permit’s value for any project costing $500,000 or more. Normally, the funds are used to support cultural events … »
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Master Chorale Will Pay Its Members for Unsung Concerts
Acts of generosity by its board of directors, in combination with the federal government’s CARES Act and Small Business Administration’s Payroll Protection Program, are enabling the Los Angeles Master Chorale to compensate its singers … »
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