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Cleveland Institute Names Two Key Staffers
Just weeks before exceeding its annual fund goal of $2.5 million, the Cleveland Institute of Music announced the appointment of Constance Skingel [pictured] as its new director of development. She started last week, succeeding Dan Coleman who … »
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Savannah Phil Names New Music Director
Keitaro Harada is to be the new music and artistic director for the Savannah Philharmonic Orchestra (SPO). He will serve as director designate for the 2019-2020 season, and assume his responsibilities full-time beginning with the 2020-2021 … »
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Paris Opera Names Its Next General Director
Alexander Neef is to succeed Stephane Lissner as director of the Paris Opera starting with the 2021-22 season. The 45-year-old Neefhas been general director of the Canadian Opera Company since June 2008. He became artistic director of the Santa … »
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Change Is Afoot at Florentine Opera
The Florentine Opera Company’s chorus master of 40 years, Scott S. Stewart, is stepping down. It’s a move no doubt related to the arrival of new General Director and CEO Maggey Oplinger last March and her first appointee, … »
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Allan Ulrich, Longtime Bay Area Arts Critic, Has Died
Allan Ulrich, San Francisco-based arts critic admired for his erudite opinions, died on July 22 at the age of 78. The cause was cancer. Born in New York, raised in Montreal, Ulrich was an active Bay Area free-lancer before joining the staff of … »
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Teatro Regio Torino Intendant Is Out
William Graziosi [pictured], whose appointment as general manager of Teatro Regio in April of 2018 prompted Gianandrea Noseda to resign after 11 years as music director, has fallen out of favor. Pending approval by the Italian Culture Minister, … »
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Hugh Southern, Former NEA and Met Opera Exec, Dies
Hugh Southern, British-born deputy chair of the National Endowment for the Arts from 1982-89, then NEA acting chair (briefly) then Met Opera general manager (even more briefly), died on July 15 in Leesburg, VA. He was 87; his wife reports the … »
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More Allegations Against David Daniels
The legal troubles of David Daniels, the internationally acclaimed countertenor and University of Michigan (UM) opera professor, have gotten worse. An accusation that Daniels and his husband, Scott Walters, raped a Rice University student in 2010 … »
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Re-Collective Orchestra Records New Lion King for Hans Zimmer
Bassoonist and MA Top 30 Pro Lecolion Washington ’s latest gig—recording Hans Zimmer’s score for Disney’s remake of The Lion King on the Sony Studios lot in Los Angeles—was a departure from his usual fare. The … »
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Palace Intrigue: Why Luisi Quit
MILAN--As previously reported , Fabio Luisi has resigned as music director of Florence's Maggio Musicale, due to the power struggle over exiting Intendant Cristiano Chiarot (who hired Luisi in 2018), Florence Mayor Dario Nardella, and … »
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