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Yannick: The Wanna-be Pope Who Became King
At ten, Yannick Nézet-Séguin decided he wanted to be a conductor when he grew up, a decision from which he never wavered. “I was abnormally intense,” he tells an interviewer from The New York Times . “At that … »
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Another Rapturous Reception for Domingo
MILAN--Plácido Domingo received a standing ovation for his 50th-anniversary gala concert at La Scala on Sunday and returned the appreciation with a rare a cappella performance. Standing alone on the stage holding three yellow roses, … »
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Paris Conservatory Names Its First Woman Director
The Paris Conservatory—Conservatoire national supérieur de musique et de danse de Paris (CNSMDP)—has named it first woman director. Émilie Delorme, current director of the Academy at the Aix-en-Provence Festival, is to … »
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Simone Young to Sydney Symphony as Chief Conductor
As American conductor David Robertson makes his exit as chief conductor of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra this month, the orchestra announces that his successor will be native daughter Simone Young, effective in 2022. For the year prior, … »
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Milwaukee's Marcus Center Names New CEO
Kendra Whitlock Ingram, executive director of the University of Denver’s Newman Center for the Performing Arts since 2016, is to be the new president and CEO of Milwaukee’s Marcus Performing Arts Center. The first woman to hold the … »
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Bayreuth Festival Press Spokesman Dies Suddenly
Peter Emmerich, press spokesman for the Bayreuth Festival for over 30 years, has died. He was 61. Last night, Festival Director Katharina Wagner confirmed his sudden death. He was found in his apartment; the cause is not as yet known. … »
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Grand Teton Musicians Demand CEO Be Fired--UPDATE
UPDATE: As of late Friday evening, Todd tendered his resignation and the board of directors accepted it, thanking him for a job well done. A letter from the players committee submitted to the board of directors on Tuesday called for the dismissal … »
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Matthew Aucoin Is 'Uncomplicatedly Excited' for his New Opera
In an interview advancing the February premiere of his and playwright Sarah Ruhl’s Eurydice , composer/conductor Matthew Aucoin calls it “the first thing I’ve done that I’m uncomplicatedly excited for.” A … »
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2 Regional Orchestras Get New CEOs
The Tucson Symphony Orchestra, which self-defines as “the oldest continuing professional performing arts organization in the state of Arizona,” has a new president and CEO in Steven P. Haines [pictured], recent CEO of The Young … »
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Eugenia Zukerman on Her New Book, Her New Life
For over 20 years, the internationally acclaimed flutist Eugenia Zukerman interviewed artists and musicians on CBS Sunday Morning [and Musical America], often raising sensitive issues. Now she is the one called on to answer sensitive questions … »
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