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Japanese Virtuoso Replaces Perahia at Carnegie Hall
Carnegie Hall today announced that Japanese pianist Nobuyuki Tsujii will replace Murray Perahia who has regretfully withdrawn from his scheduled May 10 recital for medical reasons. Tsujii will perform works by Satie (the three Gymnopédies … »
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Susan Narucki Lands New Academic Role in San Diego
SAN DIEGO—American soprano Susan Narucki has been named as inaugural Director of Arts and Community Engagement at the University of California at San Diego (UCSD). Narucki, an influential advocate for new music who made her professional … »
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Centenarian Proves Old Dogs Can Learn New Tricks
BOCA RATON—A 100-year-old orchestral player has been making the news this week. Melvin Lazerick told Florida’s CBS12 News that he is no musician, but he does admit to being an integral part of the 70-piece Florida Intergenerational … »
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Universal Music Announces Shakeup at the Top
SANTA MONICA—Universal Music Group (UMG) has announced a new unified management structure for its Classics and Jazz Division in what it calls an attempt to focus its worldwide artist development and marketing strategy under a unified … »
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Monsters, David Del Tredici’s Latest Opus, Set for Premiere This Week
He was for many years associated with Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland , turning out ten brilliant orchestral works and an opera based on that literary theme, over the course of a quarter of a century. Of those efforts, Final Alice … »
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J.H. Kwabena Nketia, Scholar of African Music, Dies at 97
Joseph Hanson Kwabena Nketia, a Ghanaian ethnomusicologist and composer, described as “one of the finest scholars in all of post-colonial Africa,” died on March 13 in Legon, a suburb of the Ghanaian capital of Accra. He was 97. During … »
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Seattle Opera Hires New General Director
Christina Scheppelmann, artistic director general of Barcelona’s Gran Teatre del Liceu, is to be the next general director of the Seattle Opera; she succeeds Aidan Lang, who exits after four years to be general director of Welsh National … »
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Tennessee Performing Arts Center Taps CEO
Jennifer Turner [pictured], executive VP and managing director of the Segerstrom Center for the Arts, in Orange Country, CA, is to be the president and CEO of the Tennessee Performing Arts Center, effective in May. She succeeds Kathleen … »
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Louisville Nabs Teddy Abrams for Another Five Years
In announcing its upcoming season, the revitalized Louisville Orchestra also announced that the primary source of its turnaround, Music Director Teddy Abrams, planned to stay put. In fact Abrams, now 31, has extended his role at the artistic helm … »
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Taipei Symphony Taps Inbal
Israeli conductor Eliahu Inbal, 83, is to be principal conductor of Taipei Symphony Orchestra as of August; he has signed a three-season contract and plans to lead complete Mahler, Bruckner, and Shostakovich symphony cycles during his term, … »
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