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30 Best Films About Music, Chosen by Musicians
The release of a number of movies about musicians—Aretha Franklin, Freddie Mercury, Elton John, among others—over the past year led The Guardian to compile its own list of the 30 best films about music and musicians. The newspaper … »
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London Symphony Launches Season with Contemporary UK Program
Simon Rattle kicks off his third season as music director of the London Symphony Orchestra in a blaze of contemporary British music. The opening concert, on Sept. 14, starts with the world premiere of Antisphere by Emily Howard, commissioned for … »
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UK Arts Council May Not Be Able to Deliver on Promised Funds
Arts Council England published its annual report yesterday [Aug. 22], painting as positive a picture as possible in uncertain times. But hidden on page 63 is a stark warning: “A reduction in our Grant-in-Aid income from 2020 would result in … »
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Pittsburgh Opera's New Board Chair: 'You Can't Be Complacent'
The Pittsburgh Opera has been on a roll. Attendance grew by 13 percent during the past season, bringing total participation up to 67,500. Dr. Donald Fischer, newly elected to a three-year term as chairman of the board, is eager to build on the … »
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Practice Makes Perfect? Not Necessarily.
It might take more than practice, practice, practice to get to Carnegie Hall. A new study concludes that natural talent plays a bigger role in differentiating between good and excellent violinists. The study sought to reassess a similar 1993 … »
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ICSOM Looks for Solutions to Its Members' Many Issues
Representatives from 52 major orchestras have gathered in Park City, Utah, for the three-day annual meeting of the International Conference of Symphony and Opera Musicians (ICSOM). They have a lot on their menu. Foremost, perhaps, is the need to … »
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Baltimore Symphony: Will the Lockout Become a Strike?
The Baltimore Symphony musicians yesterday said they would not go back to work in September without a new contract, despite management’s indication earlier in the summer that the lockout would end as of Sept. 9 . In a statement, they … »
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WaPo Opinion: Opera Needs to Die in Order to Survive
Writing an opinion piece for The Washington Post , Olivia Giovetti, identified as “a classical music writer based in New York,” proposes that “to really save opera—and classical music in general—we have to let it … »
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Iceland Symphony Honors 70th Anniversary with Inaugural UK Tour
The Iceland Symphony Orchestra (ISO) is to celebrate its 70 th anniversary with an eight-concert U.K. tour under Yan Pascal Tortelier. The orchestra made its Britain debut at the BBC Proms five years ago but has never toured the U.K. before. The … »
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Musicians Demand $1,200 Each from Gov't for No-deal Brexit
The U.K. government should cover additional costs that musicians incur in the event of a no-deal Brexit, according to the Incorporated Society of Musicians (ISM). A press release states that a no-deal Brexit would cause “major disruption to … »
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