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Chicago Symphony Names Its Next Music Director
In what may be the worst-kept secret about the world’s youngest, most oversubscribed music director, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra has named 28-year-old Finnish conductor Klaus Mäkelä to succeed the legendary Riccardo Muti as its … »
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A Few Key Faculty Appointments
Following an “extensive open search,” the Juilliard School has hired two new composers to join its composition faculty as of next fall. They arrive after the firing of Robert Beaser as chair of the department, in the wake of an … »
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An Unusual Hire in Annapolis
The Annapolis Symphony has tapped a former neurosurgeon and university president to be its next CEO, as of April 1. Ralph Kuncl comes to the position with an impressive track record as a fund raiser, most notably as president, now emeritus, of … »
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Maggio Musicale's New Chief Sentenced to Jail
On March 24, Italian Minister of Culture Gennaro Sangiuliano officially appointed Carlo Fuortes as superintendent of the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino. Two days later, Fuortes was sentenced to 16 months in jail by a court in Rome, over the death of … »
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West Coast Chorus Taps Chief Exec
The Pacific Chorale has named Rhett M. Del Campo as president and CEO as of May 1. He succeeds Andrew Brown, who left last fall after five years to take the same position with the Pasadena Symphony . A onetime professional percussionist, Del … »
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Musicians Urge La Scala to Extend Dominque Meyer's Contract
The already complicated issue of leadership succession at Milan’s La Scala has just gotten a bit more so. The Italian minister of culture, Gennaro Sangiuliano, and the city’s mayor, Giuseppe Sala, have for some time said they want an … »
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Brooklyn College Names Its First Chair in Music for Tania León
The Brooklyn College and its School of Visual Media and Performing Arts (SVMPA) has just announced its first-ever chair in music, which has been named in honor of composer Tania León and funded by the Connecticut-based Tow … »
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Anne-Sophie Mutter Will Take a Break from Concertizing
For nearly 50 years, Anne-Sophie Mutter has lived an artist’s life that is both glorious and draining. In an interview with the German business publication Handelsblatt , she offers insights to how she has maintained a spot at the pinnacle … »
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New Artists of the Month: ~Nois Saxophone Quartet
Chicago was once a new music town that didn’t take itself too seriously. The birthplace of improv comedy fostered a highly collegial, casual scene where laughter and onstage quips flowed as easily as the drinks. That approachable ease … »
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Pasadena Symphony Taps Music Director
The Pasadena Symphony, which performs about six classical concerts a year, has elevated Artistic Partner Brett Mitchell to the position of music director, as of April 1, 2024. He succeeds David Lockington, who exited in 2022. The symphony, which … »
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