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DeSantis Denial Sends South Florida Orchestra Cruising for $$

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s veto of a $32 million grant program of the state’s Division of Arts and Culture is forcing the state’s arts organizations to think outside the box as they seek to recoup the lost public funding. … »
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Behind the Journey of the Ukrainian Freedom O

The Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 inspired Keri-Lynn Wilson, the Canadian-Ukrainian conductor, and her husband, Metropolitan Opera General Manager Peter Gelb, to set about creating the well-publicized Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra. … »
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Putin Is Killing Culture (Too) in Russia

Not since Joseph Stalin’s reign has the Russian government instituted such draconian controls on the nation’s artists and cultural establishment. For many the only answer has been to leave; those who stay must strike a nationalist … »
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Palm Beach Opera Hires Netrebko

Soprano Anna Netrebko is scheduled to give a recital at the Palm Beach Opera for its gala on Feb. 3 in what would be her first U.S. appearance in six years. Considered the world’s top soprano, Netrebko was dropped by the Metropolitan Opera … »
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Start Your Engines: WOW! Begins

“Ask about bus transfers,” says Sarah Johnson, Carnegie Hall’s chief education officer and Weill Institute director. It’s just one of her concerns about the daunting logistics of the coming week, as seven international … »
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Singing as a Way Through Dementia

By 2050 experts suggest that as many as 153 million people worldwide will be living with the neurological condition known as dementia. In the absence of any cure or definitive medical treatment, researchers and practitioners rely on psychosocial … »
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Power Play at San Antonio Philharmonic

The San Antonio Philharmonic (SAP), set to launch its third season this fall with new music director Jeffrey Kahane , is facing a nasty public fight over board leadership. Precisely who constitutes the board appears to be at the center of the … »
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Playin' and Singin' in the Olympic Rain

The opening ceremony for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games featured a parade of boats carrying the athletes down the River Seine, the first time the games began outside the main stadium. Music was a constant presence throughout the ceremony. … »
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AFM Officially Endorses Kamala Harris

It’s hardly a surprise, but AFM Local 802 President Sara Cutler [pictured] has issued a statement representing New York musicians' endorsement of Kamala Harris for president of the U.S., following the national AFM, along with IATSE, AFT, … »
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U.K. Gov't Arts Support Sinks Among Europe's Lowest

A new report produced by the University of Warwick and the Campaign for the Arts shines a harsh light on the state of arts funding in the U.K. Since 2010, Britain has cut its total culture budget by six percent; in that same interval, Germany, … »
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