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Chinese Firm Finishes Schubert's Unfinished Using Ai

January 31, 2019 | Anthony Brown, Musical America
Why? That’s the question one might well ask when learning that Huawei, the Chinese telecommunications behemoth under suspicion of breaking trade sanctions against Iran and stealing trade secrets, has “finished” Schubert’s … » Read
 

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From Bingo to Bartók: UK Orchestras Enriching Seniors' Lives

January 31, 2019 | Anthony Brown, Musical America
From Bingo to Bartók , a new report published by the London based not-for-profit Orchestras Live and the City of London Sinfonia, highlights how classical music is being used to support the wellbeing of older people by countering the … » Read
 

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Nonesuch and New Amsterdam in Pact

January 30, 2019 | Nicholas Beard, Musical America
A new partnership between Nonesuch and New Amsterdam Records promises to focus on recording music by “several generations of American composers.” The first composers are Caroline Shaw, LA-based Daniel Wohl, and William Brittelle, one … » Read
 

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Chicago Symphony's New Season: Heavy on the Beethoven

January 30, 2019 | Wynne Delacoma, Musical America
CHICAGO—It’s probably inevitable, and not entirely unwelcome, that a music director would want to perform a complete cycle of the Beethoven symphonies with his home orchestra. The 2019-20 season marks Riccardo Muti’s 10 th year … » Read
 

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Price's Third Symphony Highlights Oakland Symphony Concert

January 30, 2019 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
The Oakland Symphony’s performance of Florence Price’s Third Symphony on Jan. 25 was a further step in the (re)discovery of this long-neglected female African American composer. Under the baton of Michael Morgan, the evening’s … » Read
 

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Lincoln Center's 2019-20 Great Performers Stick to the Basics

January 30, 2019 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
The 54 th edition of the Great Performers series for 2019-2020 will include five of the world’s leading ensembles on its Symphonic Masters series. Gianandrea Noseda brings the National Symphony Orchestra to New York for a concert … » Read
 

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Carnegie Hall in 2019-20: Presenter, Educator, Citizen

January 30, 2019 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
If much of Carnegie Hall’s 2019-20 season is to be devoted to the sestercennial, or 250 th anniversary, of Beethoven’s birth, the entirety of it is to be dedicated to the centennial of the Hall’s godfather and (literal) savior, … » Read
 

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LA Opera in 2019-20: New Opera from Aucoin; New Role for Domingo

January 29, 2019 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
Next season will see several firsts at the Los Angeles Opera, the most enticing being the premiere of Matthew Aucoin’s first collaborative opera, Eurydice , based on Sarah Ruhl’s 2003 play, which tells the Orpheus myth from the … » Read
 

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LinkedIn for Opera Singers

January 29, 2019 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
Danish tenor Sune Hjerrild hopes that Truelinked , an online startup he has developed, will enable vocalists to connect directly to presenters and better manage their own careers. While social media platforms can be useful in some professions, he … » Read
 

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New UK Digital Radio Assumes Classical Appeals to the Young

January 29, 2019 | Anthony Brown, Musical America
Those fearing for the future of classical music should take heart from the March 2019 launch of Scala Radio, a new digital radio station in the U.K. premised on the belief that the classics can appeal to younger listeners. Research undertaken by … » Read
 
 

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