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Texas Conductor Finds Success in Berlin with American Rep
The Houston-born conductor Garrett Keast initially kept his American background under wraps when he first moved to Berlin in 2011. But when the pandemic cancelled his conducting gigs, he elected to go all-in on his connection to his homeland and … »
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A Music Director Steps Down as One Steps Up
Conductor Elim Chan has been on an upward trajectory ever since becoming the first woman to win the London Symphony Orchestra’s Donatalla Flick Competition back in 2014, serving as the LSO’s assistant conductor under Gergiev for the … »
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The Woman Who Transformed the Apollo
NEW YORK (AP)—Jonelle Procope’s 20-year tenure as president and CEO of The Apollo Theater evolved into an era of prosperity and expansion, markedly different from the tumultuous, cash-strapped decades that preceded it. Sure, the early … »
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Yo-Yo Brings Bach to Nairobi
For the past five years, cellist Yo-Yo Ma has performed J.S. Bach’s six unaccompanied cello suites in 36 countries on six continents. His Bach Project has been one of the celebrated musician’s most ambitious efforts yet to use his … »
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American Ballet Theatre CEO Resigns
One week out from the start of its summer season at the Metropolitan Opera, the American Ballet Theatre has announced the surprise resignation of its CEO and Executive Director Janet Rollé. She exits, immediately, after just 18 months in … »
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Igor Levit Preps for the Great Busoni Challenge
During the pandemic, a two-month series of almost nightly solo recitals from his Berlin studio made pianist Igor Levit one of the most visible musicians on Twitter. During a conversation with the San Francisco Chronicle, the Russian-born artist … »
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Yannis Markopoulos Dies at 84
Greek composer Yannis Markopoulos, known for incorporating traditional Greek instruments into the classical orchestra—"return to the roots,” as he called it—has died in Athens at the age of 84. He had been suffering from cancer … »
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Midori to Succeed Miriam Freed at Ravinia
Ravinia Steans Music Institute (RSMI), now in its 35 th year as the educational arm of the famed summer festival, has appointed Midori to be artistic director of its piano and strings program, which runs June 23-July 24, 2024. She succeeds Miriam … »
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Florida O Hires New CEO with an Unusual CV
The Florida Orchestra (TFO), which prides itself on being the largest orchestra in the state, has named the Spanish industrialist-cum-orchestra manager Ignacio Barrón Viela as its next CEO. He succeeds Mark Cantrell, who left in April … »
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New Execs in Chicago and Philly
Sarah Curran , an arts consultant who has been acting as executive director of the University of Chicago’s presenting series, has moved into the position permanently. She succeeds Amy Iwano, who exited UChicago Presents (UCP) in 2021 to … »
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