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Royal Phil: Brexit Sees U.K. Orchestras Touring the U.S. the Most

January 21, 2020 | Anthony Brown, Musical America
The United Kingdom’s imminent exit from the European Union is necessitating a re-evaluation of where the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO) and other U.K. orchestras may tour in the coming years. A recent survey of 1,462 classical music … » Read
 

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Paris Opera Strikers Stage Al fresco Concert

January 20, 2020 | Reuters
PARIS — Striking musicians and singers of the Paris Opera staged an open-air concert on Saturday in front of the city's historic opera house in protest against a pension reform that seeks to end their special retirement scheme. Orchestra … » Read
 

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Music as an Instrument of Hope for the Young

January 20, 2020 | Nicholas Beard, Musical America
Yet another good news story has emerged about the happy outcome of inner city school children receiving musical training that they would not otherwise have access to. This one comes on the heels of the Governor of Texas’s attempt last week … » Read
 

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MD Governor Blocks $1.6m to Baltimore Symphony--Again

January 17, 2020 | Nicholas Beard, Musical America
Even with having secured $7.25 million in private monies to help stabilize its finances, the Baltimore Symphony is still at the bottom of Republican Gov. Larry Hogan’s list for a promised $1.6 million from the state. His attempt to block … » Read
 

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Missouri Would Censor Books, Jail Noncompliant Librarians

January 17, 2020 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
A Missouri state representative has introduced a bill that would remove state funding from any public library that allows minors to access "age-inappropriate sexual material." “I want to be able to take my kids to a library and make sure … » Read
 

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UK Report Reflects Huge Impact of the Arts on Climate Change

January 16, 2020 | Anthony Brown Musical America
Sustaining Great Art and Culture 2018/19 , a new collaborative report from the Arts Council England and the environmental charity Julie’s Bicycle, offers considerable insight into the impact on climate change of the nation’s portfolio … » Read
 

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Hand Surgeon Restores a Pianist's Tools

January 16, 2020 | Sarah Shay, Musical America
A November 2018 accident with a snowblower left Murray Daniels, a retired engineer and avid pianist, fearing that he would never be able to play again after the tips of the three middle fingers on his right hand were crushed. A traumatic injury … » Read
 

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Landowners Say They Have a Site for Sarasota O Concert Hall

January 15, 2020 | Sarah Shay, Musical America
A group of landowners has informed the City of Sarasota, FL, that they have the ideal spot for the Sarasota Orchestra’s new hall. The orchestra has been in search of a site ever since a group of tennis players lobbied successfully to … » Read
 

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ENO Diversity Seeks Orchestral, Choral Recruits from 'BAME' Communities

January 15, 2020 | Anthony Brown, Musical America
The English National Opera (ENO) has announced the second phase of its strategy to make the opera industry more accessible and inclusive. The ENO plans to recruit five string players from the Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities … » Read
 

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Baltimore Symphony Gets a $7.25m Reprieve

January 15, 2020 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
The city’s philanthropic community just threw a $7.25m lifeline to the beleaguered Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (BSO). More than a dozen gifts totaling $6m will enable the cash-strapped organization to pay all its outstanding bills, balance … » Read
 
 

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