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Washington National Op Exec to Grand Rapids Symphony
Aaron C. Doty, longtime staff member of the Washington National Opera, is to be the new VP and general manager of the Grand Rapids Symphony (GRS) as of June. He succeeds Roger D. Nelson, who died suddenly in 2017 at the age of 56. In his new job, … »
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A Fête at the Met for Plácido's 50 Years
NEW YORK— Plácido Domingo has starred on the stage of the Metropolitan Opera for a whopping 50 years - and is still singing, amazingly, at age 78. On Sunday, the Met literally turned the tables and threw a dinner on the same stage … »
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New Music USA Taps a Brit for Its Next CEO
Vanessa Reed, chief executive of Britain’s Performing Rights Society (PRS) Foundation, is to be the new president and CEO of New Music USA, the organization formed out of the merger of the American Music Center and Meet the Composer in … »
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Washington Ballet Hires Orchestra Exec as Its CEO
About a year ago, as he stepped down after 11 years as CEO of The Florida Orchestra, Michael Pastreich said, “Now it’s time to take a break, recharge and explore my own opportunities.” At the time, he gave no indication as to … »
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Little Orchestra Society Names Artistic Advisor as James Judd Exits
The Manhattan-based Little Orchestra Society (LOS), now in its 71 st season, has appointed David Alan Miller as its artistic advisor. James Judd, its music director of the last five seasons, stepped down in February, although his name and title … »
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Mariyn Mason, Pioneering Organist, Pedagogue, Dies
Marilyn Mason, a concert organist who commissioned over 70 works from living composers and studied briefly with Arnold Schoenberg and Nadia Boulanger, died on April 4. She was 93 and lived in Fort Lauderdale. Among the key points of her career, … »
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Netherlands Phil, Dutch Opera Get a New Chief Conductor
Lorenzo Viotti, 29, is to be the new chief conductor of the Netherlands Philharmonic and Dutch National Opera as of the 2021-22 season. He succeeds Marc Albrecht, who exits at the end of 2019-20 after ten years in the dual post. The Netherlands … »
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As Geffen Arrives at Cal Performances, Interim Exits for New Gig Elsewhere
Rob Bailis, recent interim artistic director and associate director of Cal Performances at the University of California, Berkeley, is to be artistic and executive director of California’s Eli & Edythe Broad Stage at the Santa Monica … »
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The Public Responds, and a Young Cellist Suddenly Has a Chance
Two weeks ago, The Washington Post ran a story about Eddie Adams , 20, the principal cellist of the George Mason University Orchestra who had grown up in poverty and for whom the cello was a lifelong lifeline. Adams was so impoverished, he had to … »
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Houston Symphony Lures Detroit's Concertmaster
It’s been three seasons since Frank Huang left as concertmaster of the Houston Symphony to take the same position with the New York Philharmonic. In the interim, the Texas orchestra has been trying out possible successors—a total of … »
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