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Three Recent Conductor Appointments
The Orchestra dell’Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia has named Jakub Hruša , 39, as principal guest conductor as of next fall. The agreement calls for him to open and close next season’s concerts and, in subsequent years, … »
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Mark Hanson Resigns as CEO of the San Francisco Symphony
In what a spokesperson has described as a “recent” decision, the San Francisco Symphony announced today that its CEO of four years, Mark C. Hanson, will step down on Aug. 31. No reason has been given. In a written statement, Hanson … »
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Houston Symphony Names New Music Director
The Houston Symphony has announced its next music director as Slovakian conductor Juraj Valcuha, music director of the Teatro di San Carlo in Naples, Italy, and first guest conductor of the Konzerthausorchester Berlin. He starts as of fall 2022, … »
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American Pianists Ass'n Has a New CEO
The American Pianists Association (APA) has named Peter Mraz, former VP of the Arts Consulting Group (ACG), to succeed Dr. Joel Harrison, who announced last September that he would step down in June of 2021. Harrison, with the APA for 20 years, … »
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Spoleto Festival Taps New General Director
In line with recent pandemic and post-pandemic trends among arts organizations, the Spoleto Festival has appointed its first person of color to its top job. Mena Mark Hanna is to be its general director as of next October, succeeding Nigel … »
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Horn Player's Widow Sues BBC for Asbestos Poisoning
The widow of Christopher Larkin, who for almost 36 years played horn for the BBC Symphony Orchestra at its Maida Vale studios in London, is suing the BBC, citing the studio’s asbestos-riddled environment as the cause of his death from … »
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Danielle de Niese's Recent ROH Musetta Was a Personal, Physical Triumph
Soprano Danielle de Niese received rave reviews for her recent star turn as Musetta in the Royal Opera House’s production of La bohème . Unknown to all but a few, she went on stage a mere 18 hours after suffering a miscarriage. De … »
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New Conductors on the International Scene
Jakub Hruša [pictured] , chief conductor of the Bamberg Symphony, has added a third principal guest appointment to his CV. The 39-year-old Czech conductor has been appointed to the role by Orchestra dell’Accademia Nazionale di Santa … »
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Leonard Slatkin Signs with Arabella Arts
Arabella Arts, the artist management firm launched this year by Stefana Atlas and Samantha Scully , both formerly with the now-defunct Columbia Artists, has signed American conductor Leonard Slatkin, bringing the new firm’s roster of … »
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Three New Top Execs
The Dayton (OH) Performing Arts Alliance (DPAA), formed from the 2012 merger of the Dayton Philharmonic, Dayton Ballet, and Dayton Opera, has a new president and CEO in Patrick J. Nugent. He succeeds interim CEO Patricia McDonald, who took over … »
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