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Stumbling Block for Classical Streaming Is More About Access than Education
Here’s a shocker: When asked to name a classical composer they knew, 46 percent of Americans could not come up with a single one, according to a recent survey conducted by polling company YouGov and published by Primephonic . Among … »
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Musicians Losing Out on Direct-to-Stream Film Residuals
The proliferation of film streaming services is good news for viewers eager for ever more content. It is not such good news for the musicians who create the soundtracks for movies such as Noelle , Disney Plus’s holiday comedy that went … »
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Idyllwild Arts Academy Names First Orchestra Programs Director
Conductor/flutist Ransom Wilson and educator Gregory Robbins are the new director and associate director, respectively, of orchestral programs at California’s Idyllwild Arts Academy. Both are newly created, 12-month appointments. Wilson … »
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Hungarian State Opera House Renovation Incomplete
Renovating a building like the Hungarian State Opera House (HSO), which dates from 1884, has a way of costing more and taking longer than originally anticipated. The Neo-Renaissance structure closed 18 months ago, and was scheduled to reopen in … »
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David Geffen Hall Will Never Be the Same
The New York Philharmonic has unveiled plans for a major renovation, maintaining the outer skeleton of what is currently known as David Geffen Hall, but changing just about everything else, from bathrooms to bass frequencies. The projected cost … »
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A Dash of Musical Warmth in Chilly U.S.-China Relations
It is no secret that trade and technology wars, human rights violations, and even a tweet by an NBA official have strained relations between the United States and the People’s Republic of China. One area that thus far seems immune to the … »
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Dudamel and the Berlin Phil to the Tokyo Olympics
Gustavo Dudamel will lead the Berlin Philharmonic in four concerts as part of the cultural program for the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games in June 2020. The orchestra will present three performances in Tokyo’s Bunka Kaikan concert hall … »
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The Poignancy of ROH's Long Awaited Death in Venice
LONDON--The Royal Opera’s new production of Britten’s Death in Venice opened just a week after that city suffered its worst floods in 50 years, leaving two dead and a multimillion-euro bill. The headlines dwelt on the city’s … »
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Sir Stephen Cleobury of Kings College Has Died
Sir Stephen Cleobury, former director of the famed choir at King's College Cambridge, died on November 22 after a long illness. He was 70. The British conductor, organist, and composer retired last year after 37 years in the post. “It is … »
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Met Opera's Credit Rating Slips Down a Notch
Despite the recent box office successes of Porgy and Bess and Akhnaten , a Nov. 20 report from S & P Global Ratings served as a reminder of the ongoing financial challenges faced by the Metropolitan Opera. While keeping the “A” … »
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