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A Dementia Choir Proves the Power of Music
By 2025 as many as one million people in the U.K. may suffer from dementia. While there is no cure for the condition, evidence suggests that music may reduce symptoms such as depression and agitation. A study by Sebastian Crutch, a … »
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China Sees a Promising Future for the Western Classical Tradition
Since the end of the Cultural Revolution over 40 years ago, interest in western classical music has been booming in China. At least 40 million children reportedly now play the piano, producing an expanding market for recorded music as well as … »
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Vietnamese Orchestra Looks to a Sunny Future
As the Sun Symphony Orchestra (SSO) prepares to launch its second season, Olivier Ochanine recently sat down with the Vi?t Nam News for an interview. The ensemble’s upbeat music director characterized the SSO’s first year as a … »
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Spotify Reaches 100 Million Paid Subscribers
During the first quarter of 2019, Spotify passed the threshold of 100 million paying subscribers, an increase of 32 percent above the streaming service’s performance a year earlier. Although revenues for the first three months of the year … »
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New Principals in Israel, Belgium, Nashville
Dumitru Pocitari [pictured], 27, is to be the new co-concertmaster of the Israel Philharmonic. He will share the position with David Radzynski, who moved into the job five years ago at the age of 28. Pocitari has been in the IPO since age 22, … »
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Germany's Youth Orch Has a Phenomenal Track Record
This year marks the 50 th anniversary of the National Youth Orchestra of Germany (BJO), the nation’s foremost incubator for orchestra hopefuls aged 14 to 19. An astounding 81 percent of the more than 4,000 musicians who have played for the … »
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Plans for Edinburgh Concert Venue Approved
Councilors in Edinburgh have narrowly approved construction of the city’s first new concert hall in 100 years. The £45m ($59m) Dunard Center, located on St. Andrew Square, will become home to the Scottish Chamber Orchestra and … »
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Chicago Symphony Musicians Go Back to Work
After seven weeks, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra strike is over. Saturday afternoon the musicians approved a tentative agreement that had been drawn up on Friday in the offices of Mayor Rahm Emanuel, who had offered his services to move things … »
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A Reporter's Visit to the Met Broadcast Studio
A reporter visits the tiny audio studio at the top of the Metropolitan Opera 30 minutes before a live Saturday Tosca broadcast and interviews cohosts Mary Jo Heath and Ira Siff. He writes of them and the nearby audio engineer, “Everyone is … »
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Eugene Opera Gives Up Large-Venue Residency
In a sign of the times, the Eugene (OR) Opera announced it is giving up its residency at a prime venue in town in order to gain more flexibility in its programming. As a resident company at the Hult Center, it is required to produce at least two … »
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