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Lucerne Fest: Summer 2025
The last edition of the Lucerne Summer Festival under the direction of Executive and Artistic Director Michael Haefliger launches on Aug. 12. Shaped by the theme of “Open End,” the programming features works that are either part of an … »
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Strad Goes for $23M, a First
An anonymous buyer spent $23 million—the highest amount ever paid for a violin—for the “Baron Knoop” violin made by Antonio Stradivari. David L. Fulton, the U.S. collector sold the instrument, bought it in 1992 for $2.75 … »
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LincInc Gets $50M for New Contemporary Dance Center
Philanthropists Lynne and Richard Pasculano have given $50 million to Lincoln Center to support contemporary dance. The largest gift that LincInc has ever received for programming initiatives, said Mariko Silver, the Center’s president and … »
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3 Milwaukee Arts Groups Get $5M Each
Ellen and Joe Checota are making $5 million challenge gifts to the Milwaukee Art Museum, Milwaukee Repertory Theater, and Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. Intended to grow each organization’s endowment fund, the gifts are be matched by Dec. … »
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Chicago Lyric Unveils 2025-26
The Lyric Opera of Chicago’s 2025/26 season, the company’s 71 st and John Mangum’s first as general director, president ,& CEO, includes two world premieres, two Lyric premieres, and three new-to-Chicago productions. … »
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NY Phil Clicks 'Refresh' in 2025-26
What’s this? No Mahler? No Brahms? The New York Philharmonic announced its 2025-26 season today, with Music Director Designate Gustavo Dudamel and CEO Matías Tarnopolsky setting the stage for what appears to be the orchestra’s … »
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Lawsuit Puts Hold on NEA 'Gender Identity' Verbiage
A law suit filed in the U.S. District Court of Rhode Island on March 6 led the National Endowment for the Arts to agree that, for the moment, grant applicants need not attest that they will not “promote gender ideology” when applying … »
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Cinci Opera, AGMA, Reach New Accord
The Cincinnati Opera and the American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA) reached a three-year collective bargaining agreement (CBA), ratified on March 3 by the union’s board of governors. The contract, retroactive to January 1, 2025, extends … »
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LA Phil Pays Homage in the Man's Final, 2025-06 Season
The Los Angeles Philharmonic has announced its 2025-26 season, Gustavo Dudamel’s 17 th and last as music and artistic director. The menu includes 25 commissioned works, including 20 world premieres and three U.S. premieres. Following the … »
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Dept of Ed Puts Black Composers Project on Ice
The San Francisco Symphony (SFS) and the San Francisco Conservatory of Music (SFCM) have “paused” the five-year-old Emerging Black Composers Project (EBCP) in response to a memo from the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of … »
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