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BBC Music Nabs Editor of The Strad
Charlotte Smith, editor of The Strad , is to succeed Oliver Condy as the editor of BBC Music magazine in January. Condy, who left in May after 17 years and many iterations of BBC Music ( published by the Immediate Media Group), has authored a new … »
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Cleveland O Names 5 New Members, Promotes from Within
The Cleveland Orchestra has five new members, including a new head librarian, bringing the number hired during Music Director Franz Welser-Möst’s 20-year reign to nearly half of the ensemble. The Austrian conductor noted he had heard … »
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In the Corner Offices: A New COO & CFO
John Roloff is the new COO of the Kansas City Symphony . He arrives from the Milwaukee Symphony, where, as VP of orchestra and facility operations, he functioned as executive producer for MSO’s live and media activities, including a … »
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Conductor News: Morlot and Wigglesworth
French conductor Ludovic Morlot is to succeed Kazushi Ono as music director of the Barcelona Symphony starting in fall 2022 for four seasons. Ono was recently tapped as the next music director of the Brussels Philharmonic , also in 2022, for five … »
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Little Orchestra Society Names Executive Director
The Little Orchestra Society (L.O.S.) has promoted its director of education and recent associate director to the top administrative post. Now executive director, Anthony C. Ball succeeds Joanne Bernstein-Cohen, who died in August at the age of … »
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Bychkov Cancels, Trifonov Postpones Stateside Concerts
Conductor Semyon Bychkov has cancelled his first trip to the U.S. in three years, quashing plans to conduct the Cleveland Orchestra November 11-13 and the New York Philharmonic November 17-19. Neither orchestra cited an official reason. In … »
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Roger Norrington Announces His Final Podium Appearance
Sir Roger Norrington, leader of the historical performance practice movement both abroad and Stateside for the last half-century, has announced that he will conduct his final concert on November 18, leading the Royal Northern Sinfonia (RNS) at … »
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Early Music America Names New Executive Director
David McCormick, an early-music scholar, educator, and Baroque violinist, is to succeed Karin Brookes as the executive director of Early Music America (EMA). Brookes, in the job four years, is the new administrative director at the Juilliard … »
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Utah Symphony | Utah Opera Hires VP of Artistic Planning
Robert Neu , an opera and music theater director, is to be the new VP of artistic planning for the Utah Symphony | Utah Opera. The organization cites his past consultancies and affiliations with the major orchestras of Colorado, Minnesota, and … »
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M.A.Turnage's Latest Score Evolves from the Soccer Field
By the time he was nine, composer Mark-Anthony Turnage realized he was not cut out to be for football (the Brits’ term for soccer). “The trouble is, I was hopeless,” he recalls. “I had zero ability.” Sport’s … »
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