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Philly Pops Settles Two-Year Litigation Battle
The organization that ran the Philly Pops and the organization that manages the Philadelphia Orchestra and Kimmel Center have settled litigation that had been launched by the former against the latter around the time that the Pops ceased … »
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Harmony in Diversity: An Operatic Double Bill in London
LONDON—Pegasus Opera Company has championed artists of global majority heritage for over 30 years now, overcoming funding hurdles with a by-hook-or-by-crook determination. The death of tireless crusader and founder Lloyd Newton left them in … »
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Frost School Composer Earns Fifth Emmy Nom
Carlos Rafael Rivera has been nominated for his fifth Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Original Main Title Theme Music for his work on the Netflix original series Dept. Q . The Grammy and two-time Emmy winning composer and educator divides … »
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Berlin Phil Violinist Warns of Impending Bow Crisis
Eva-Maria Tomasi, a Salzburg-born violinist and member of the Berlin Philharmonic since 1990, has warned of a crisis facing string players if the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) changes its … »
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Secret Byrd: Welcome to a Come As You Are Mass
CHICAGO—Call it classical music’s Sleep No More , or early music’s answer to Los Angeles’ The Industry . Whatever it may be, comparisons inevitably fall short before the brilliance of Secret Byrd , an immersive performance … »
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French Youth Choir Members Suffer Seizures in Boston
Eight children from a French youth choir were taken to Massachusetts hospitals earlier this week after suffering what were described as “seizure-like” symptoms part-way through a concert at St. Paul’s Church in Harvard Square. … »
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Seattle Symphony Elects New Board Chair
The Board of Directors of the Seattle Symphony has elected Susan MacGregor Coughlin as its next Chair. She will take up the role ahead of the 2025/26 season, succeeding Jon Rosen, who is stepping down at the end of the current season after four … »
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Schoenfeld Announces Violin and Cello Winners
Violin and cello prize winners have been announced at the Schoenfeld International String Competition. Chinese violinist Meng Zou, age 22, carried off the $30,000 violin division first prize and a gold medal for his performance of the Sibelius … »
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One Prodigy, Two Premieres at Ravinia Festival
HIGHLAND PARK, Ill.—On July 20, Ravinia Festival, the summer home of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, gave listeners that all-too-rare opportunity: the chance to hear two brand-new works in one day. You would have had to nose around a bit to … »
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Beth Morrison Projects Announces Landmark Season
Beth Morrison Projects (BMP) has announced its 20th anniversary season with four world premieres and a plethora of regional premieres extending its global footprint. “We've been on an electrifying and unforgettable journey these past 20 … »
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