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Grant Park Fest CEO to Step Down
The Grant Park Music Festival, an annual free summer event and concert series in Chicago’s Millennium Park, has said that Paul Winberg, its president and CEO for the last 14 years, will step down as of spring 2026. His tenure has been … »
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Labadie Returns to Les Violons du Roy
Les Violons du Roy’s founder is coming home—at least for a while. Bernard Labadie, who launched the Québec ensemble in 1984 and stayed at the helm for the next 30 years, will return to the fold on an interim basis as of 2026-27 … »
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About that 'New' Tenor...
NEW YORK (AP) — When tenor Xabier Anduaga first auditioned for Riccardo Frizza, the conductor recalls that “he opened his mouth, and after two notes I understood I was in front of something special. It’s one of the voices you … »
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Executive Order Creates Public Media Rancor
NPR’s lawsuit to block the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) from distributing $57.9 million to the newly formed Public Media Infrastructure (PMI) to operate the satellite distribution system connecting public radio stations is … »
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Contests & Awards
Meadowmount Fellowship Awarded
Hong Kong violinist Hiu Sing Fan, a recent semi-finalist in the 2025 Paganini Violin Competition, is the recipient of the fourth annual Gurrena Fellowship at Meadowmount School of Music. Located in the Adirondack Mountains, the school is a … »
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A Dark & Stormy Night of Schnittke and Shostakovich
LONDON—The 50th anniversary of Shostakovich’s death has offered plenty of occasions to hear the Soviet composer’s music, especially his 15 symphonies, but fewer opportunities to reflect on the generation that came after him. … »
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New Music Director in Lausanne
French conductor Lucie Leguay, 35, is to be the next music director of the Sinfonietta de Lausanne, effective in September of 2026 for three years. She succeeds David Reiland, in the job for three successive terms. Sinfonietta de Lausanne traces … »
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A Very Special Recital Hall
In 1925 it took a philanthropist’s check, a bipartisan act of Congress, and less than six months to build Coolidge Auditorium at the Library of Congress. About to mark its 100 th birthday, the Coolidge has hosted performers ranging from … »
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League Announces New 4-day 'Orchestra Intensives'
The League of American Orchestras has announced a series of four-day Orchestra Intensives to build the skills and knowledge of professionals around specific roles in orchestra administration. The new initiative “arises directly out of … »
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Jack DeJohnette Dies at 83
NEW YORK (AP) — Jack DeJohnette, a celebrated jazz drummer who worked with Miles Davis on his landmark 1970 fusion album and collaborated with Keith Jarrett and a vast array of other jazz greats, has died at 83. The acclaimed drummer, … »
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