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ENO Introduces 'Early Nights' and Other Accessibility Enticements

April 5, 2019 | Anthony Brown, Musical America
Stuart Murphy, chief executive of The English National Opera (ENO), recently announced a series of changes aimed at making going to the opera easier and less expensive. For operagoers who have to catch a train home after the performance or just … » Read
 

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ENO in 2019-20: Women to the Rescue!

April 5, 2019 | Anthony Brown, Musical America
Not alone among current presenters aiming for inclusivity, The English National Opera will celebrate, in the words of Artistic Director Daniel Kramer, “the rise of the feminine” in 2019-20. It has enlisted women to direct more than … » Read
 

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The Shed Gets (Another) $25M

April 4, 2019 | Sarah Shay, Musical America
The Shed, set to open this week in the Hudson Yards area of Manhattan, has received an added boost of $25 million gift from hedge fund tycoon Kenneth C. Griffin, bringing the amount raised for the venue to $529 million, toward a $550 million … » Read
 

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Differentiating Audience Engagement from Community Engagement

April 4, 2019 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
In recent years, arts and cultural organizations have often conflated community engagement with audience engagement—understandable, perhaps, but the two are decidedly different. Audience engagement, states a blog from American for the Arts, … » Read
 

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New Cantonese Opera: Trump on Show

April 3, 2019 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
Hong Kong’s Sunbeam Theater, specializing in Cantonese opera, will offer the world premiere of Trump on Show April 12-15; the opera spoofs what is described as the American Creamsicle in Chief. Playwright Edward Li Kui-ming, who runs the … » Read
 

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Women on the Podium: The Problem Persists

April 2, 2019 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
The presence (and absence) of women in classical music, while long evident, is attracting increased scrutiny. If a growing number of females have found their way into orchestras, female conductors remain a rarity. The New York Philharmonic, for … » Read
 

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More Chicago Concerts Canceled

April 1, 2019 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association (CSOA) has cancelled all concerts through April 9, as the musicians’ strike enters week four with no further negotiations scheduled. On the CSO website , President Jeff Alexander explains that the two … » Read
 

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LA Phil and KUSC Radio Announce 2019 Programs

April 1, 2019 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
LOS ANGELES—The Los Angeles Philharmonic and Southern Californian broadcaster Classical KUSC continue their annual radio broadcast partnership starting in April. The 13 concerts recorded across the orchestra's  2018/19 Centennial … » Read
 

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Bard’s 30th Festival Promises More Gold Than Corn

March 29, 2019 | Clive Paget, Musical America
ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON—The Bard Music Festival has announced that its 30 th Anniversary Season will explore the life and times of Erich Wolfgang Korngold, the onetime Viennese boy wonder who went on to become the musical architect of the … » Read
 

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Boston Symphony Orchestra to Celebrate Nelsons’s Fifth

March 29, 2019 | Clive Paget, Musical America
BOSTON—The Boston Symphony Orchestra has announced its 2019/20 season with a plan to celebrate Music Director Andris Nelsons’s fifth anniversary at the orchestra’s helm. Highlights include Jonas Kaufmann returning to … » Read
 
 

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