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All Hail the (Invisible) Opera Prompter
Among the many invisible personnel that make a Metropolitan Opera performance run smoothly, the prompter is essential. More than 200 times a season, Carol Isaac or one of seven other prompters will enter a little box through the orchestra pit, … »
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New Chief Conductor for Finnish Radio Symphony
Members of the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra have elected the ensemble’s first non-Finnish chief conductor: As of fall 2021, British maestro Nicholas Collon is to succeed Hannu Lintu, in the job since 2013. The orchestra, whose origins … »
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Arizona Presenter Taps New Exec Director
Chad Herzog, co-executive director and programmer of the International Festival of Arts and Ideas, is to become executive director of UA Presents, the presenting organization of the University of Arizona. He succeeds Chuck Tennes, who stepped … »
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How Rahm Emanuel Resolved the CSO Strike
The Chicago Symphony musicians’ strike lasted seven weeks, but in fact negotiations had been ongoing for months, the contract having expired last September. Federal negotiators got involved during the strike, but even they … »
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Osmo Vänskä to Seoul Philharmonic in January
Osmo Vänskä will leave as music director of the Minnesota Orchestra in 2022, but before he does, he will take up the post of music director of the Seoul Philharmonic as of next January. He succeeds Chung Myung-whun, who quit in … »
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Texas Opera Pioneer Dies at 51
Mark Richter, director of the Alamo City Opera, in Austin, TX, died last weekend at the age of 51. "He was the one that many, many years ago started the resurgence of the new opera here,” Kirstin Roach, the company’s music director, … »
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Jean Bowen Bloch Dies at 92
Jean Bowen Bloch, longtime chief of the Music Division of the New York Public Library and director of the Central Research Library at 42 nd Street, died on April 27 in Washington, DC. She was 92 and was a very close friend of the late, … »
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Mattila as Mme. de Croissy: 'Quite an Adventure'
NEW YORK — Her character suffers through one of the most harrowing deathbed scenes in all of opera. But that doesn't faze Karita Mattila, who's looking forward to performing it as "quite an adventure." The Finnish soprano, noted for her … »
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New Exec for Toronto's Art of Time
Menon Dwarka is to be executive director of Toronto’s Art of Time Ensemble (ATE) as of May 14. He succeeds David Abel, who has joined the National Arts Center as managing director, English Theater. “For me, this role offers a … »
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New Artist of the Month: Pianist Emmet Cohen
It takes a lot for a young jazz artist to get noticed. Just ask Musical America’s New Artist of the Month Emmet Cohen. For years, the 28-year-old has been an indefatigable presence on the New York scene, playing piano (he doubles on Hammond … »
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