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Classic FM & Wigmore Hall in Partnership to Lure the Young
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, … »
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In LA: A New Fellowship for Orchestra Musicians of Color
It is no secret that African Americans are woefully underrepresented in American orchestras. Since the practice of using blind auditions began in the 1970s and ‘80s, the percentage of female musicians has grown six-fold, from 5 to 30. … »
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Sphinx Organization Launches New Leadership Program
The Sphinx Organization, whose programs reach more than 100,000 students and artists annually, is inaugurating a new, two-year leadership program for Black and Latinx arts leaders. Each year Sphinx LEAD (Leaders in Excellence, Arts, and … »
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COC Stays in the Black, Despite Falling Attendance
At its annual meeting on Oct. 24, the Canadian Opera Company (COC) announced a small operating surplus for its recently concluded fiscal year. While a surplus of any size is cause for celebration—the COC’s totaled $6,000 on a budget … »
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Opera Dots: ROH Reaches Out to the Very (Very) Young
The Royal Opera recently introduced Opera Dots, a new program for children ages three months to five years, to begin cultivating future audiences. Workshop participants imitate costumed performers who use song and dance to portray classic … »
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The Hungarians Are Coming!
Hungarian State Opera and Hungarian National Ballet has moved into the former New York State Theater, preparing for a 13-day residency that begins October 30 with the U.S. premiere of Bánk bán (“The Viceroy … »
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A Stunning Year in Saint Louis
The Oct. 22 annual meeting of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra (SLSO) celebrated a season of successes. The ensemble’s 138 th year marked the end of David Robertson’s successful 13-year tenure as music director—Stéphane … »
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Stravinsky's Sacre, for Piano and Percussion, Banned Everywhere but the U.S.
Yuja Wang will launch her six-concert Carnegie Hall Perspectives series on Friday night, performing works for piano and percussion, all of them arranged by Martin Grubinger, Sr., all in their New York premieres. Among the most anticipated is … »
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NYC Culture Affairs Budget Hits $200M
“When the arts thrive, New York City thrives—which is why this year we’ve made the largest-ever financial commitment to Cultural Affairs in our NYC history.” So declared NYC Deputy Mayor Alicia Glen in yesterday’s … »
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Classical Artists and the 'Concept' Video. The Pros and Cons.
Should classical artists mimic their pop counterparts by producing music “conceptual” video singles? Not straight-ahead concert or recording-session videos, but those that create a story or idea around the artist and/or the piece? In … »
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