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Rider Drops Sale of Westminster CC; Plans to 'Integrate' It on Rider Campus
Rider University officially announced an end to its attempted sale of Westminster Choir College to China’s Kaiwen Education, stating that the two parties had “mutually agreed” to terminate the initial agreement . The … »
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Westminster Foundation May Expand Lawsuits vs. Rider U
As per March’s preliminary investigation by the State Attorney General casting doubt on the viability of Rider University’s proposed sale of Westminster Choir College to a Chinese firm, speculation has now arisen that the … »
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Baltimore Symphony to End Lockout After Summer
In addition to continuing the musicians’ insurance benefits through the lockout, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra management has indicated that the doors to Meyerhoff Hall will unlock as of September 9, 2019, no matter what. In the … »
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U.K. Arts Organizations Commit to Reducing Carbon Footprint
Thirty of Arts Council England’s (ACE) National Portfolio Organizations (NPOs), including the Royal Opera House and the National Theater, have signed up for the Spotlight program to reduce carbon emissions by as much as 20 percent by 2023. … »
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Baltimore Symphony Extends Players' Insurance Through Lockout
In a smart PR move, management of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra has announced it will extend the players’ health and dental benefits through the lockout. Insurance was scheduled to expire June 30, but the BSO has raised funds specific to … »
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Stonewall as Opera
This year marks the 50 th anniversary of the Stonewall riot, the event often credited as the spark that lit the gay liberation movement. Stonewall , premiered recently by The New York City Opera, captures the broad “spectrum of drag queens, … »
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Opera Gaining a Foothold in the Middle East
Opera, among the costliest of art forms, is rapidly establishing a beachhead in the oil-rich Arab states of the Gulf region. Leading the way is Sultan Qaboos of Oman, where the Royal Opera House, Muscat (ROHM) opened in 2011. Considered one of … »
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Baltimore Symphony Nearly Doubled Its Debt in 19 Months
The revelation in a newspaper article that the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra has nearly doubled its debt over the last 19 months--$2.1 million as of late April—has prompted Players Committee Chair Brian Prechtl to cite mismanagement and to … »
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No Progress at Latest Baltimore Symphony Negotiations
A first negotiating session since the lockout on Friday between the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra management and the players did not go well. Players Committee Co-chair Brian Prechtl described it as having made “backwards progress.” … »
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City Opera in 2019-20: A Mere Shadow...
The financially challenged New York City Opera will have another reduced schedule for its 2019-20 season: just two staged productions plus several concerts for a total of only nine or 10 performances. General Director Michael Capasso’s plan … »
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