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English Touring Opera GD Resigns
James Conway has announced his departure after 20 years as director of the English Touring Opera (ETO). He has agreed to stay on part-time as artistic director until the end of 2022, with Michael Garvey serving as interim chief executive. Gerry … »
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Conservatory Faculty News
It's not surprising that many faculty members at the Cleveland Institute of Music also have a regular gig with the local band. The latest CIM faculty news sees the return of the Cleveland Orchestra’s principal bass Maximilian Dimoff … »
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NY Public Radio Hires Greene Space Exec
New York Public Radio (NYPR) has a number of new staff members, including Kristina Newman-Scott, who earlier this month became executive director of The Jerome L. Greene Performance Space, a new position. NYPR is the umbrella corporation housing … »
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New Conductor Posts: Principal Guest, Associate, and Honorary
French conductor Stéphane Denève has added another position to his crowded CV. As of next September, he becomes principal guest conductor of the Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra (NRPhO), succeeding James Gaffigan. … »
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Coverage of the Dausgaard-Seattle Embroglio
The New York Times and Post Alley have both published articles concerning the reasons behind Danish conductor Thomas Dausgaard’s sudden departure as music director of the Seattle Symphony. Certainly the more thorough of the two, at 4,000 … »
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Kansas City Looks for a Music Director Who'll Make a Civic Commitment
As Michael Stern, conductor and music director of the Kansas City Symphony since 2005, prepares to step down, the search for his successor is already underway. As Steve Paul writes for KC Studio , a weekly online newsletter, “This season … »
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Edmund Reid, Pioneering U.K. Violinist, Dies at 85
Jamaican-born violinist Edmund Reid, who spent much of his career breaking down racial barriers, died at age 85 in December. His death was reported by The Strad . Often the only Black in the various U.K. orchestras in which he played, he once … »
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UMich Fires Prez
We post this news only because it relates to the last three controversial incidents at UMich, all of which implicated music faculty: David Daniels, Stephen Shipps, and Bright Sheng. ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Mark Schlissel has been … »
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New Leadership at Three Regional Opera Cos.
Des Moines Metro Opera (DMMO) has named Allen Perriello, recent head of music at Minnesota Opera, as director of artistic administration, a new position succeeding the previous one of artistic administrator, held by Samuel Carroll, in the job … »
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New Terpsichorean Leadership in San Francisco, Orlando
New artistic leadership is now in place at the ballet companies in San Francisco and Orlando. On Jan. 11 the San Francisco Ballet appointed Tamara Rojo as its first new artistic director in nearly 40 years and the first woman to lead the company. … »
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