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Tanglewood 2020: Beethoven, Wagner, Isaac Stern

November 21, 2019 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
The Boston Symphony Orchestra announces its 2020 Tanglewood season today, inclusive of programming at the Tanglewood Learning Institute, much of it complementary. Seasonal focal points are Beethoven’s 250 th and Isaac Stears’s 100th … » Read
 

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Alexander Pereira Announces Maggio Musicale 2020

November 20, 2019 | James Imam, Musical America
MILAN-- Alexander Pereira doesn’t start his new job as superintendent of Maggio Musicale Fiorentino until December 16, but on Monday, he held a press conference unveiling his ambitious first program for it, along with a significant hike in … » Read
 

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More Leadership Turnover at Opera San Antonio

November 19, 2019 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
Opera San Antonio, now in its fifth year as resident opera company of the new Tobin Center, has named a new general and artistic director, as well as a new music director. It’s not entirely clear whom they succeed directly, but previous to … » Read
 

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Turtle Bay Music School Will Close

November 19, 2019 | Nicholas Beard, Musical America
The Turtle Bay Music School, Manhattan’s mainstay community music school for 94 years, is closing. The school sold its midtown four-story home at 242 E. 52nd St. last year for about $11 million and moved to a commercial condo building … » Read
 

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Detroit Symphony Promises an Instrument for Every Child

November 18, 2019 | Sarah Shay, Musical America
The Detroit Symphony (DSO) hopes to revolutionize music education in its city. If support can be found, the orchestra plans to supply any K-12 student in Detroit’s public, private, and charter schools who wants to play an instrument with a … » Read
 

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La Fenice, Flooded, Scrambles to Prep for Sunday's Season Opener

November 18, 2019 | James Imam, Musical America
The flooding in Venice, the most devastating in the city since 1966, has wreaked havoc everywhere, causing two deaths and an estimated €1bn worth of damage. Teatro La Fenice, whose season-opening is scheduled for November 24, has cancelled … » Read
 

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Music Student-Teacher Power Imbalance Leads Easily to Abuse

November 15, 2019 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
Last July, news broke of violinist Lara St. John’s alleged sexual abuse at age 15 by her then teacher Jascha Brodsky, 78, at the Curtis Institute in the mid-1980s. Although Brodsky’s death over 20 years ago precluded any possibility … » Read
 

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Coming Attractions: Ojai 2020

November 14, 2019 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
Ojai Music Festival 2020’s Music Director Matthias Pintscher [pictured] has announced his programming for the June 11-14 event, together with the Festival’s Artistic-director-in-brief, Chad Smith. “Brief” because Smith was … » Read
 

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UK Study: Artist Managers Are Underpaid and Overworked

November 13, 2019 | Anthony Brown, Musical America
A report from the Music Managers Forum (MMF) suggests that the expanding role of music managers and an outmoded compensation model are threatening the profession’s continued viability. Roles once considered the province of the record … » Read
 

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Salzburg Festival Announces 2020

November 13, 2019
The Salzburg Festival has announced its 2020 season, and among the highlights are what Artistic Director Markus Hinterhäuser characterizes as a “very courageous” Don Giovanni (“nobody can deny the relevance of that opera … » Read
 
 

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