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Zeffirelli, Netrebko Help Resuscitate Verona Summer Opera Fest
MILAN--The Arena Opera Festival in Verona has announced a star-studded 2019 season that opens with La Traviata, featuring Anna Netrebko in her festival debut and a new production by 96-year-old Franco Zeffirelli. The ambitious program for the … »
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Chicago Symphony Musicians on Strike, Updated
Update, March 14, 3 pm: All CSOA-presented concerts through March 17 have been cancelled due to the musicians strike. Musicians of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, among the three highest paid symphony orchestra musicians in the country … »
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Cleveland O in 2019-20
Highlights of the Cleveland Orchestra 2019-20 season include Lulu in concert and works by Oded Zehavi, Olga Neuwirth, John Adams, Thomas Ades, Louis Andriessen, Michael Tilson Thomas, Florence Price, and Oliver Knussen. Of course, Mahler, Brahms, … »
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Merola Opera to Premiere Jake Heggie Commission
Twenty-nine vocalists make up the 2019 class of the 62 nd annual Merola Opera Program in San Francisco. Chosen from among 800 applicants from around the world, participants receive training in repertory, languages, diction, acting, and stage … »
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Adelaide, Aix Festivals in New Partnership
The Adelaide Festival has entered an exclusive partnership to co-produce and co-commission major opera productions with the Aix-en-Provence Festival. The two events will also launch initiatives supporting emerging artists in South Australia, who … »
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Female Backstagers' Pay at ENO Finally Reaches Parity with Men's
A new deal struck between the English National Opera (ENO) and the Broadcasting, Entertainment, Communications and Theater Union (BECTU) has closed the gap in pay between men and women working in the company’s costume, wardrobe, and wigs … »
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La Scala Gets $$$ from Saudis in Exchange for Board Seat & More
A proposal to use €15 million in Saudi Arabian government funds for Milan's La Scala opera house came under fire on Tuesday because of anger over the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. The October killing of the Washington Post … »
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Fundraising for Nonprofits--an Uphill Battle Looms
Despite a healthy increase in charitable giving in 2018, experts predict there are tough times ahead for nonprofits dependent on the generosity of donors. The increase in giving last year—1.6 percent—came largely from gifts of $1,000 … »
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Orchestra Pits Everywhere Threatened by High Court Ruling
Last year the U.K.’s High Court ruled that there was "a clear factual and causal link" between violist Christopher Goldscheider’s hearing loss and his position in the Royal Opera House (ROH) orchestra pit. [See Musician … »
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Philly O in 2019-20: Here Come the Women
The Philadelphia Orchestra will spotlight female talent in its 2019-20 season — including 12 women composers and six guest conductors — becoming the latest major orchestra to identify a need for a more gender diversity. The season, … »
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