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Cleveland O Gets $5M as It Heads to Europe

A new $5 million gift from The Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation to the Cleveland Orchestra will support the Kelvin Smith Family Chair currently held by Music Director Franz Welser-Möst. The Austrian maestro, who has announced his plans to … »
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Pianist Gets Political on Stage, Loses Gig

The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra (MSO) has cancelled a performance of works by Mozart and Brahms by the Australian-British pianist Jayson Gillham [pictured], scheduled for Aug. 15, due to “a series of introductory remarks” he made at … »
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Glimmerglass 50th Anniversary Offers New Bermel Opera

The Glimmerglass Festival’s 50 th -anniversary season, scheduled to run from July 11 through August 17, 2025, will offer a world premiere, two house premieres, and a revival of Francesca Zambello’s production of Odyssey , the … »
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Colburn Gets $16.6M from Neguanee; Will House Salonen's Score Collection

The Colburn School has received a $16.6 million gift from the Chicago-based Negaunee Foundation to endow in perpetuity the Conservatory of Music’s Negaunee Conducting Program, led by composer and conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen. The program was … »
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BOAC LOUD Weekend: Predictably Unpredictable

The LOUD Weekend has been the culminating event of the Bang on a Can (BOAC) Summer Music Festival for the past 22 years. Based at MASS MoCA in North Adams, MA., the three-week professional development program gathers 40 young musicians and five … »
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Opera in South Africa Comes Into Its Own

Before the end of apartheid in 1994, opera in South African was largely a niche performing art for white audiences, with white singers brought in from abroad. Now black casts perform European classics in a distinctive manner that resonates with … »
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Report Finds Inequities in Pittsburgh Arts Funding

A new report issued by the Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council (GPAC) has re-examined the distribution of arts funding among racial groups in the region. GPAC’s 2018 report, “Racial Equity and Arts Funding in Greater Pittsburgh,” … »
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Florida O Begins Its Journey Home

The Florida Orchestra has been a nomad for its 56-year existence, occupying inadequate office space in St. Petersburg and spreading its seven-month season of concerts among the Mahaffey Theater in St. Petersburg, Tampa’s Straz Center for … »
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Apple Music Classical's New Top 100 Chart

Apple Music Classical is introducing a weekly Classical Top 100 chart that will factor in streams on Classical and Apple Music proper, iTunes, song sales, and Shazam tags (an app that enables the listener to identify a musical selection on the … »
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Cinci Symphony Players Get Huge Raise in New, Five-year Pact

The management and musicians of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra (CSO) have reached a new five-year labor agreement, to take effect on Sept. 9, which offers competitive salary increases, flexible scheduling, and new audition and tenure policies. … »
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