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Berlin’s Multiple Musical
New Year’s Celebrations
BERLIN -- Okay, so Vienna does have its traditional frothy New Year's
Day concert by its beloved old Philharmonic, entrusted each year to a
different conductor chosen by the Philharmoniker themselves as a special
accolade. Well, Vienna's … »
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Miami-Dade to Get New Arts Complex
MIAMI – Another performing arts center has gotten the green light. This one will cost $255 million – not including $24 million in contingency monies – and be home to the Concert Association of Florida, the New World Symphony, … »
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Edmonton Musicians in Power
If they stay with Nowak, they’ll get a raise and elect their own board EDMONTON – The power struggle between the Edmonton Symphony and its outgoing music director, Grzegorz Nowak, is heating up. The surprise news from the board last week that his … »
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Of Critics and Horse Races
Two decidedly different opinions of Masur’s return to the New York Phil
NEW YORK – If MusicalAmerica.com reviewer Shirley Fleming was completely taken by Kurt Masur’s momentary return to the podium of the New York Philharmonic last week [see … »
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Millo, Zajick Take Turns in 'Adriana' Mon Mar 4, 2:29 PM ET By RONALD BLUM, Associated Press Writer NEW YORK - Diva worship was the theme of the evening at Carnegie Hall as Aprile Millo and Dolora Zajick starred in the Opera Orchestra of New … »
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Mon March 25, 2002 19:37 EST Memories abound in a carefully crafted `Carpetbagger's Children' MICHAEL KUCHWARA AP Drama Critic NEW YORK (AP) _ ``The Carpetbagger's Children,'' the lovingly embroidered new play by Horton Foote, is fragile and … »
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Iranian Performers Denied Visas
“Ta'ziyeh” ranks depleted for Lincoln Center Fest NEW YORK – The Immigration and Naturalization Service’s stumbles and stabs in the dark continue to take their toll on the performing arts. While the Kirov Orchestra has been allowed back into the … »
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Israel Series Plays It Safe, Hires Local Artists
TEL AVIV – The Tel Aviv Museum has made the decision to book only local artists for its 2002-‘03 concert series, largely because of the many cancellations by overseas artists this year. “In the season that just ended there were fairly predictable … »
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The Myth of the Israel Phil Cancellation
NEW YORK – In a tersely worded statement issued late yesterday afternoon, Suzanne Ponsot, executive director of the American Friends of the Israel Philharmonic, denied reports that the Israel Philharmonic’s eight-city August U.S. tour had been … »
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