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Singapore Symphony Woos Another Finn
Demonstrating that the well of capable Finnish conductors seems bottomless, Hannu Lintu has been selected as the next music director of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO). The 57-year-old maestro, currently music director of the Gulbenkian … »
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Déjà vu? David Daniels Sues UMich
DETROIT (AP) — An acclaimed opera singer fired by the University of Michigan in 2020 over allegations of sexual misconduct is suing school officials, claiming his rights were violated during the process. David Daniels is seeking an … »
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Cinci Symphony Names New CEO
Robert McGrath, COO of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra (CSO) is to succeed Jonathan Martin as president and CEO as of February 17. Martin, one of Musical America’s Top 30 Professionals of the Year , announced his retirement last fall. … »
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Rachmaninoff's Last Surviving Pupil Turns 100
On January 15 Ruth Slenczynska turned 100 after having played the piano for over nine decades. The daughter of Polish immigrants to California, she made her public debut at age four, and a year later played a Beethoven minuet on television. Her … »
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John Cage Trust Founder, Chief Executive, to Step Down
Laura Kuhn will retire as executive director of the John Cage Trust in March, having founded the organization at his death in 1992 with the late composer’s longtime life partner, choreographer Merce Cunningham. Kuhn worked with Cage from … »
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Honens Promotes Former Interim CEO
Not for the first time, Amanda Smith has been named President & CEO of Honens, only this time it’s permanent. The organization’s director of marketing and communications for the last seven years, Smith last held the CEO post on an … »
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London Phil Names Composer in Residence
Sir George Benjamin will succeed Tania León in September 2025 as composer-in-residence for the London Philharmonic Orchestra. The 64-year-old London native, Musical America’s 2014 Composer of the Year , is a student of Olivier … »
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Three New Conductor Appointments
Martin Rajna, principal conductor of the Hungarian State Opera, is the new chief conductor of the Luxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra as of 2026. The Hungarian maestro, 29, succeeds Gustavo Gimeno, in the job for ten years. Gimeno is the current … »
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Linc Inc Renews Jonathon Heyward, Expands His Role
Jonathon Heyward, music director of the Baltimore Symphony, will continue his summer job at the helm of Lincoln Center’s Festival Orchestra, the reincarnation of the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, which played its final concerts in the … »
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Gary Ginstling Heads to Houston
Gary Ginstling was hired Friday as CEO of the Houston Symphony, six months following his surprise departure from the New York Philharmonic after just one year in charge. Ginstling will start Feb. 3 and replace John Mangum, who had been … »
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