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Latest Winners Part I: Competitions
The Franz Liszt International Piano Competition , held in Pécs, Hungary, Sept. 15 to 20, failed to crown a first-place winner, instead awarding joint second prizes to Hungarian Rozsonits Ildikó and Georgian Barbare Tataradze. Each … »
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Goerke Launches VOX Detroit
Soprano Christine Goerke, who has called metro Detroit home since 2021, has created a producing organization intended to create professional opportunities for Detroit-area performers in opera, cabaret, musical theater, spoken word, and other … »
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Alsop Adds Vienna Post
Marin Alsop has added the post of artistic director of the Webern Kammerphilharmonie to her resume. The ensemble functions as the training orchestra of the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna (MDW). It was founded in 2015 as a … »
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Nashville's New CEO Walks
Two days after he announced the financial crisis that would suspend the Nashville Symphony's entire season and furlough half the staff, President & CEO Mark Cantrell is gone. He succeeded Alan Valentine in August ; opened the books; and left … »
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Reviews
Dudamel Revisits the Work That Launched Him
In September, Gustavo Dudamel officially became the New York Philharmonic’s 27th music director; he has by now conducted a kick-off concert at Radio City Music Hall, a 9/11 Memorial Concert at the Perelman Performing Arts Center, and two … »
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Sarasota Opera Adds Key Exec
P.J. Albert began his work on Sept. 28 as managing director at Sarasota Opera, a newly created senior executive position with responsibilities for overseeing finance and theater operations. He is part of the senior executive team assembled by … »
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The Four Seasons Gets a Colorful Update
LONDON—Finnish violinist and conductor Pekka Kuusisto is a bona fide original, making him an apt partner for the U.K.'s Aurora orchestra, best known for its penchant for performing complex scores from memory. The second half of this … »
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A Banner Year for the BBC Proms
The latest edition of the BBC Proms concluded on Sept. 26 after an eight-week run of 86 concerts at Royal Albert Hall and venues across the U.K. The festival achieved its highest digital reach in its history, attracting 64.8 million views across … »
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Nashville Crisis Has Been Brewing 'for Years'
Here are the nuts and bolts of Nashville’s financial crisis, in addition to a suspended 2026-27 season: As of Oct. 18, all 77 musicians are to be furloughed; half the staff already has been, 29 remain in their jobs. Two fundraising … »
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Nashville Symphony Suspends Season
Dear Friends, I'm writing with difficult news, and I want you to hear it directly from me. The Nashville Symphony is suspending the remainder of our 2026/27 season, effective October 18. Our Board of Directors unanimously … »
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