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Has Goldstar Events finally found the solution for bringing younger audiences into the music hall? According to an article in the Wall Street Journal, the California-based company has hit pay dirt “with personalized Web-based marketing techniques … »
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A Score Before Its Time, On Line
Arvo Pärt’s latest work has yet to be premiered, but Universal Edition has already published the score for Symphony No. 4, “Los Angeles,” online. Esa-Pekka Salonen and the LA Philharmonic are set to premiere it Jan 10. The score is also … »
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The acid test arrives Sept. 25, when its 1,140 seats are filled for the first time, but the Toronto’s newest concert venue, the Royal Conservatory of Music’s Koerner Hall looks by all accounts to be a successful meeting of acoustic and design … »
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James Levine, Mere Mortal
The last-minute scramble begins anew. For the second time this season, the third time in as many years, James Levine is ill and major institutions of the music business are left to deal with the aftershocks. Sunday, the Met Opera announced his … »
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David Zinman Quits Aspen Music Festival`
David Zinman has resigned suddenly as music director of the Aspen Music Festival and School. He was in negotiations with the festival for his 2011 contract; his current one ends at the end of the forthcoming 2010 season, but he has opted to break … »
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Would-be Tenors of Dark Complexion
Calling all dark and swarthy adult males who stand about 5 feet, 10 inches tall, have a lot of free time on their hands and are willing to work for no pay. Apparently Francisco Negrin's new production for the San Francisco Opera requires not one … »
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Seattle Symphony
The Seattle Symphony is trumpeting Ludovic Morlot’s first season as music director as “fresh” and “eclectic” in its programming, all of which was designed by the Morlot.
The 36-year-old David Robertson protégé succeeds Gerard Schwarz, who has … »
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What’s Really Wrong with Jarvi?
DETROIT – Detroit Symphony musicians are beginning to wonder about the future of the orchestra's relationship with its ailing music director, Neeme Jarvi. "We've heard so many different stories," principal flutist Erv Monroe tells Lawrence B. … »
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Lee Hoiby Dies
Lee Hoiby, a composer who dared to write melodies that sing and harmonies that supported them, died yesterday at a New York hospital at the age of 85. The cause was metastatic melanoma. At a time when his colleagues were impressing one another … »
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