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DSO Musicians to Work with Interlochen Students This Summer

May 15, 2020 | Sarah Shay, Musical America
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra (DSO), which has enjoyed a productive working relationship with the Interlochen Center for the Arts since 1926, will take a key role in working with students as part of Interlochen Online’s Arts Camp this … » Read
 

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Austrian Orchestras Lay Out a Plan for Getting Back to Work

May 15, 2020 | Anthony Brown, Musical America
Leaders of eight Austrian orchestras have made their case for resuming orchestral performances in a letter to Austrian Culture Secretary Ulrike Lunacek. Classical concerts are important, they argue, both for economic reasons and for the proven … » Read
 

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Tanglewood Announces the Inevitable

May 15, 2020 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
The Boston Symphony Orchestra has finally announced its plans for the 2020 Tanglewood Festival, June 19-August. The constrictions of the pandemic have left no choice but to cancel, at an estimated total loss to the BSO, inclusive of cancelled … » Read
 

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If and When Our Halls Reopen, Will People Show Up?

May 14, 2020 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
As theaters and concert halls struggle to craft safe ways to resume operations, one of the great unknowns is how potential audiences will respond. Studies from two research firms—Shugoll Research and IMPACTS Research & … » Read
 

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Grand Teton MF Cancels

May 14, 2020 | Sarah Shay, Musical America
The Grand Teton Music Festival (GTMF), one of Wyoming’s premier arts organizations, has cancelled its summer festival. In its place, Festival organizers are planning a three-day intensive in late August of filmed performances—subject … » Read
 

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Signs of Life in Hong Kong, Shanghai Concert Halls

May 13, 2020 | Ken Smith, Musical America
Even as summer festivals in Europe and the U.S. announce cancellations, some musical organizations in Shanghai and Hong Kong are starting to offer performances in front of live—if masked and socially distanced—audiences in efforts to … » Read
 

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Wigmore Hall Will Stream Live Concerts to an Empty House

May 13, 2020 | Anthony Brown, Musical America
London’s Wigmore Hall and the BBC have announced a ray of sunshine amidst the dark clouds of the COVID-19 pandemic. Twenty hour-long concerts will be performed onstage and livestreamed on the venue’s website, as well as broadcast on … » Read
 

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Rome Opera Announces a Masked Rigoletto

May 13, 2020 | James Imam, Musical America
MILAN--Italy’s theaters have been shuttered since February 23, but many have been busily devising plans for how they will eventually reopen in accordance with coronavirus regulations. An indication of when that might be allowed to happen … » Read
 

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Hollywood Bowl Canceled; LA Phil Looking at $80M Loss Total

May 13, 2020 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
As the viability of a fall 2020 concert and opera season in the U.S. becomes increasingly unlikely, the last hold-outs of the summer season are finally coming to terms with reality. Earlier this week, the Santa Fe Opera and Santa Fe Chamber Music … » Read
 

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A Move to Follow? Guthrie Won't Open Till March 2021

May 12, 2020 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
In a move that may well foreshadow decisions to be made by other performing arts organizations, Minneapolis’s Guthrie Theater has decided that discretion is the better part of valor; it will not begin its next season until March 2021. … » Read
 
 

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