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Sting to Take the Met Stage
The Metropolitan Opera House will be hosting nine performances of a newly adapted version of Sting’s musical The Last Ship in June 2026. The production features a new book by Barney Norris and new and revised songs by Sting that enhance the … »
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Conductor Renewals: Stateside & Spain
Chelsea Gallo , resident conductor of the Florida Orchestra (TFO) since 2023, has extended her contract through the 2026-27 season. She annually conducts more than 50 masterworks, pops, education, and community concerts and collaborates closely … »
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By-invitation-only: Bowl Fetes J. Williams
In a private ceremony, the Los Angeles Philharmonic dedicated the Hollywood Bowl’s stage to the legendary composer and conductor John Williams. It is the first such honor bestowed in the Bowl’s history, “Without John Williams, … »
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New General Manager for Jacksonville
Alison Bolton has exited the San Diego Symphony after nine months to join the Jacksonville (FL) Symphony as VP and general manager. She succeeds Blake Schlabach, a onetime professional trombonist who left in August after two years in the job. In … »
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League Names New VP
The League of American Orchestras has a new VP of development in Sarah Generes, current development director at Northwestern Universty's Bienen School of Music. She succeeds Marlah Bonner, who exited the post after about five years last August. … »
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Tulsa Symphony Taps Exec
Oklahoma’s Tulsa Symphony has hired Morgan Walker, current executive director of the Shreveport (LA) Symphony, as its next executive director. She succeeds Ron Predl, who plans to retire next spring after a 13-year run with the orchestra. … »
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New Principal Trumpet for Philly
The fourth time proved to be the charm for James Vaughen, recently announced as the new principal trumpet for the Philadelphia Orchestra. The 26-year-old Curtis grad had auditioned three previous times during the orchestra’s protracted … »
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New Host for Performance Today
Valerie Kahler assumed her new role as host of Performance Today this week, as Fred Child, in the job 25 years, stepped down. Heard on hundreds of public radio stations nationwide, Performance Today offers concert recordings, highlights from new … »
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A Tribute to Richard Bass, 1933-2025
Former Grant Park Concerts General Manager Richard Bass, whose career as a musician, orchestra manager, artist representative, and nonprofit fundraising executive spanned more than six decades, passed away on October 5, 2025, at the age of 92 in … »
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URochester Names First Music & Medicine Professor
Dr. David M. Greenberg will join the University of Rochester’s Eastman Performing Arts Medicine (EPAM), a joint venture of the Eastman School of Music and the University of Rochester’s School of Medicine and Dentistry, as the … »
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