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Musicians Cut Ties with Amazon for Its Links to ICE
Almost 400 musicians have signed a public letter pledging to sever their business ties with Amazon’s Web Services subsidiary (AWS), which counts government agencies such as Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border … »
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Spoleto Fest Titles Its New Opera Omar
Spoleto Festival USA 2020's new opera, based on the autobiography of Omar Ibn Said , an enslaved African Muslim, is to be titled Omar . A well-educated man before his enslavement, Said wrote his autobiography—in Arabic—in 1831. He was … »
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Chicago Symphony Finances are 'Better than Anticipated'
Despite last season’s seven-week strike, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra (CSO) has put a positive spin on it’s the results of its latest fiscal year. A report issued at the orchestra’s annual meeting on Oct. 23 shows total … »
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Two Successful Artistic Partnerships Extended, Confirmed
JoAnn Falletta will celebrate her 20 th anniversary as music director of the Buffalo Philharmonic by staying another five years—through the 2025-26 season. The first woman to become music director of a major-budget-category orchestra, she … »
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Orlando Groups and Their New Arts Center Near Deal
Its one down, and two to go at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts in Orlando. On Tuesday, after months of sometimes acrimonious negotiations , the Orlando Ballet and the Center announced they had reached a multi-year rental agreement … »
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Fake News, Widely Shared: Blind Auditions Yield Gender Parity
For nearly two decades, the conventional wisdom in the classical music world held that in order to avoid gender bias, prospective orchestra members needed to audition behind a screen. Based on four decades of data from eight leading orchestras, … »
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Philharmonie Sues Architect Sues Philharmonie
PARIS--Top architect Jean Nouvel is suing one of his former clients, the Philharmonie concert hall in Paris, in a dispute over the cost of building the venue, which opened in 2015. In a complaint filed in the Paris court on October 14, his … »
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J.S. Bach: A 'Prickly Dissident' Canonized Only by Time
Johann Sebastian Bach is often portrayed as a model of rectitude—a “conformist establishment figure” closely associated with “respectability and propriety.” But, argues music historian Ted Gioia, that … »
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WNYC Drops Plans to Drop New Sounds
WNYC has responded to pressure from its local community, and especially its new music community, and cancelled all plans to drop New Sounds . The program, hosted by John Schaefer since its inception 37 years ago, will remain on the air at its 11 … »
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Advice to the New ENO Chief: Stick with the 'Bankers'
The appointment of Annilese Miskimmon [pictured] as the English National Opera’s (ENO) new artistic director, argues David Benedict in The Stage , is shocking because “she’s startlingly well-equipped for the job. … »
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