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Gilmore Fest to Offer Maria João Pires Workshop
Portuguese pianist Maria João Pires will bring her world-travelled Partitura Project to the U.S. for the first time in 2020, as part of the 15 th biennial Gilmore Keyboard Festival, April 22 to May 10, in Kalamazoo, MI. Pires’s … »
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Two Regional Orchs Lose CEOs
Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra, soon to reach its centennial season, is in the market for a new CEO as of February 12. Peter Gistelinck , in the job since March of 2014, is no longer in the corner office; the orchestra has declined to offer an … »
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Jerusalem Symphony Names Music Director
American-Israeli conductor Steven Sloane is the new music director designate of the Jerusalem Symphony, taking the full job in 2020/21 when he succeeds Frederic Chaslin, who exits after eight years. In September, Sloane, 60, was named principal … »
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A Courageous Woman Creates Her Own Brand
The success story behind the phenomenon known as Romina Arena is a classic against-all-odds tale of courage and determination. Romina, as she is known, is a singer, a songwriter, a book author, screenwriter, and executive producer of film and TV … »
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New Appointment in Spain Is "Best Thing That Has Happened"
David Afkham [pictured], principal conductor of the National Orchestra of Spain (ONE) since 2015, has been named chief conductor and artistic director of the orchestra and choir (OCNE), moving up from eight weeks of availability per season to 15. … »
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Daniels Appears in Court
Countertenor David Daniels, 52, and husband Scott Walters, 36, appeared in criminal court in Harris County, TX, on Monday, facing charges of sexually assaulting a Rice University student in 2010. They were arrested two weeks ago in Ann Arbor, MI, … »
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Oscar-Nominated Film Finally Brings Don Shirley the Attention Due
Despite intense criticism from family members that it is rife with inaccuracies, the five-time Oscar nominated film Green Book has introduced the remarkable Don Shirley to a broad public. Born to Jamaican immigrants in Pensacola, FL, on Jan. 29, … »
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Inaugural Dean Named for UCLA Music School
UCLA’s Herb Alpert School of Music—launched in 2007 and established by UC Regents in 2016 as the 12 th professional school at UCLA—has named its inaugural dean. She is Eileen Strempel, voice professor and senior VP for academic … »
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Sexual Misconduct Allegations at LA Gay Men's Chorus
Accusations of sexual misconduct have led John Duran [pictured], longtime board chair and a major fundraiser for the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles, to announce he will step down at the end of the current season. Some current and former … »
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WQXR Adds Digital Content Editor
WQXR, New York City’s only locally based all-classical-music radio station, has brought Jacqui Cheng on board as the station’s first ever editor-in-chief, music. Cheng will report to Shannon Connolly, senior VP and GM, music, at New … »
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