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Five U.S. Orchs Commission Hybrid Work from Mason Bates
The Chicago, San Francisco, Dallas, Pittsburgh, and National symphonies have co-commissioned a “multimedia work that integrates film and pre-recorded sound with live orchestra performance” titled World’s Greatest Synth: The … »
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HK Phil Fires Director of Artistic Planning
The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra has suddenly fired its director of artistic planning. Lam Fung, also a composer, had been in the job since 2017 and was its highest-ranking native-born employee. The orchestra offered no explanation; Lam Fung, … »
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Dancing Behind Bars: One Woman's Crusade
For the past four years, Lucy Wallace, a former dance major with a master’s degree in psychology, has spent a lot of time behind bars. Dance to Be Free—the program she co-founded—teaches dance to women in prison so they can … »
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SF Ballet Hires Orchestra Chief as Its Next Executive Director
Kelly Tweeddale, president of Canada’s Vancouver Symphony and its School of Music, is to be the next executive director of the San Francisco Ballet, one of the three largest ballet companies in the U.S. She starts in September and succeeds … »
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Orlando Phil Names (the Usual) Interim Exec
The Orlando Philharmonic has joined the ever-burgeoning group of orchestras to hire David Hyslop as its interim executive director. He succeeds board president Mary Palmer and founding musician Mark Fischer, who have been serving as co-interims … »
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Authoritarian or Not, Barenboim Keeps Berlin
At a hastily assembled press conference today at the Staatsoper Unter den Linden, Culture Senator Klaus Lederer announced that Daniel Barenboim’s contract as general music director has been extended another five years, to 2027. The … »
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Jesse Rosen to Step Down as CEO of Orchestra League
Jesse Rosen has set the wheels in motion for his retirement from the League of American Orchestras. He made the announcement today at the League’s annual national conference in Nashville. When he leaves in September 2020, Rosen will have … »
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MTT to Undergo Heart Surgery
Michael Tilson Thomas is to undergo “a cardiac procedure,” necessitating the cancellation of all dates between June 17 and September 3 .The operation will take place in Cleveland and follow his June 13-16 performances of … »
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Five Men, Five New Podium Jobs
Utah Symphony Associate Conductor Conner Gray Covington [pictured] has been given the additional position of principal conductor of the Deer Valley Music Festival, summer home of the Utah Symphony, for the next two seasons. Summer of 2019 sees … »
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Two Horns, Two Strings, and an Oboe
David Alan Cooper [pictured] is to be the new principal horn of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. He succeeds Dale Clevenger, who retired in 2013 after 47 years with the orchestra. Daniel Gingrich has been serving as acting principal. Cooper has … »
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