INDUSTRY NEWS
News Roundup |
Contests & Awards
|
Industry News
|
People in the News
|
Press Releases
Reviews | Special Reports
Reviews | Special Reports
Industry News
Royal Opera & Women in 2019-20: 'Not an Acceptable Ratio at All.'
A sour note accompanies the Royal Opera’s 2019-20 season announcement: Only one of the 19 conductors scheduled for the opera’s main stage is a woman--French conductor Ariane Matiakh [pictured], on tap to lead some performances of a … »
Read
Industry News
A Dancer Exits at 43, Still at the Top of Her Game
No art form exacts a greater physical toll than ballet. The average ballerina has about ten years at the top of her game before the wear and tear on her body overwhelm whatever passion remains for her art. There are, of course, exceptions. One … »
Read
Industry News
Storied Australian Vocal Ensemble Files for Bankruptcy
Australia's professional vocal ensemble The Song Company, in business for 35 years, is filing for bankruptcy, or, in local terms, “being placed in administration.” "The directors have considered the financial affairs of the company … »
Read
Industry News
Trial by Fire at the Montreal Symphony
Conductor Karina Canellakis made an impressive debut with the Montreal Symphony Orchestra on May 15, when star soloist (and Musical America Artist of the Year) Daniil Trifonov suddenly withdrew from the evening’s concert just before … »
Read
Industry News
Glyndebourne's First Ever Dialogues Highlights 2020 Season
The 2020 season of the Glyndebourne Festival, May 21 through August 30, includes three new productions and three revivals. In a statement, Artistic Director Stephen Langridge calls it “a classic Glyndebourne Festival smorgasbord … »
Read
Industry News
Met Opera Tax Return Reveals Levine's 2017 Compensation
NEW YORK — Records show conductor James Levine’s company received more than $936,755 from the Metropolitan Opera in his 47th and final season, a tenure cut short when he was fired as music director emeritus after an investigation … »
Read
Industry News
St. Paul Chamber O Drops New Music Series
The loss of corporate funding has led the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra (SPCO) to call an end to its cutting-edge Liquid Music series. Created in 2012 by Kate Nordstrum, the series offers contemporary classical and chamber music hybrids, often … »
Read
Industry News
Gelb Says Met's Financial Picture Is Improving
NEW YORK — The Metropolitan Opera’s percentage of box office revenue rose slightly this season, giving General Manager Peter Gelb [pictured] hope the company’s finances have rebounded. Gelb said the season that ended Saturday … »
Read
Industry News
Hartford Symphony Is Back in the Black
The Hartford Symphony Orchestra (HSO) has finished the last three years with operating surpluses. Although the amounts have been modest, they nonetheless represent a step back from the brink of financial disaster for the 75-year-old ensemble, New … »
Read
Industry News
One Small Musical Step Toward Reuniting the Koreas
SHANGHAI — On Sunday at the Oriental Art Center, South Korean violinist Won Hyung Joon and North Korean soprano Kim Song Mi offered a joint performance that they hope will bring the Koreas closer amid deadlocked nuclear diplomacy. North … »
Read




FEATURED JOBS

RENT A PHOTO


