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Naxos Now Owns Opus Arte and Its 600 Productions

November 6, 2018 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
Naxos Music Group has acquired The Royal Opera House’s Opus Arte, a label it has been distributing since its launch in 1999. The deal includes audio/video productions by all of Opus Arte’s clientele: the ROH, Glyndebourne, Dutch … » Read
 

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Those Elegant Car Dings Come Courtesy of the Detroit Symphony

November 6, 2018 | Sarah Shay, Musical America
Car enthusiasts visiting AutoMobility LA on Nov. 28 will hear something completely new. The Lincoln Aviator SUV, which premieres at the show, uses symphonic music rather than electronically generated sounds to capture a driver’s attention. … » Read
 

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More Troubles at the Boston Phil Youth Orchestra

November 5, 2018 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
The firing of two key advisors to Benjamin Zander [pictured] has turned out to be just the tip of the iceberg at his Boston Philharmonic Youth Orchestra (BYPO). David St. George, an artistic advisor, was arrested on child pornography charges ; … » Read
 

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Baltimore Symphony Musicians Fear Regional Orchestra Status

November 2, 2018 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
The Baltimore Symphony musicians have agreed to extend the terms of their current contract, which expired September 9, through January 15. The news arrives after the two sides met on Tuesday; prior to that time, the players had rejected the idea … » Read
 

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Orchestra of Syrian Expats Alive and Well in Europe

November 2, 2018 | Anthony Brown, Musical America
The Syrian diaspora has led many professional musicians to new homes throughout Europe. Through the efforts of Raed Jazbeh, who arrived in Germany in 2013, they have found a musical home in the Syrian Expat Philharmonic Orchestra (SEPO). Jazbeh … » Read
 

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Noise Pollution or Artist at Work?

November 1, 2018 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
Noise pollution is no laughing matter in Germany. In 2015 alone, there were more than 12,000 legal disputes among neighbors, reports the Rheinische Post . According to a recent study by the Forsa Institute, 74 percent of lawsuits by and against … » Read
 

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How Minnesota O Became America's Most Recorded in 21st Century

November 1, 2018 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
Over the past 15 years, the Minnesota Orchestra (MO) has defied the conventional wisdom that American orchestras are no longer recording aside from an occasional live performance captured on in-house labels. Beginning in 2004, the MO began a … » Read
 

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Suzuki Recordings by Preucil to Be Replaced

November 1, 2018 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
Tens of thousands of children across the U.S. are learning to play the violin by the immersive Suzuki method, listening to excerpts recorded by disgraced Cleveland Orchestra concertmaster William Preucil, Jr. So Alfred Music, the publishing … » Read
 

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Baltimore Symphony Players Take Their Case to the Media

October 31, 2018 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
The Baltimore Symphony musicians have issued a press release stating that they have been playing without a contract since September 9, after two one-year contract extensions, the second at the request of the orchestra’s then new CEO, Peter … » Read
 

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Classic FM & Wigmore Hall in Partnership to Lure the Young

October 31, 2018 | Anthony Brown, Musical America
In an effort to lure younger audiences, Wigmore Hall and Classic FM have designed a plan that will make 25,000 £5 ($6.35) tickets available to listeners under 35 throughout each Wigmore Hall season. Pre-concert talks, Q&As with artists, … » Read
 
 

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