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Cincinnati Symphony Hits the Jackpot
A $60 million gift from the Farmer Family Foundation, the largest philanthropic commitment to the arts in recent Cincinnati history, guarantees that the new entertainment venue being built by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra (CSO) and Music and … »
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New Music Director in Montreal
The Orchestre classique de Montréal (OCM) has announced Romanian-Canadian conductor Andrei Feher as its new music director. He succeeds J acques Lacomb who exited after the first year of a five-year contract l ast July, citing … »
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H+H + ChamberQUEER Hit the Road
Today in Boston, and next week in New York, the first-ever collaboration between Boston’s Handel and Haydn Society and the New York City-based collective ChamberQUEER will present BaroQUEER: Historically Informed , a concert that in the … »
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Charlotte Symphony Raises $50M
The Charlotte (NC) Symphony Orchestra (CSO) has surpassed its $50 million goal for a three-year comprehensive campaign to secure new endowment funds and operating support. It is the largest fundraising effort in the ensemble’s 93-year … »
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Moab Music Fest Taps Exec Director
Mette Bryndum is the new executive director of the Moab Music Festival. A native of Copenhagen, and now a resident of Moab, Utah, Bryndum will team with Tessa Lark, the Festival’s artistic director and renowned violinist. Lark wrote of … »
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Changes in Academe: Strings
Kenneth Renshaw is to join the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM) in August as assistant professor of violin. Renshaw, active as a soloist and chamber musician internationally, first came into the limelight when he … »
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Cardiff U Will Keep Music
Cardiff University has reversed plans, announced in early February , to eliminate its music and modern language departments. Part of a plan to cut 400 positions at the beginning of 2025, the university’s announcement created a firestorm of … »
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Met Names Beverly Sills Award Recipient
American soprano Rachel Willis-Sørensen has been chosen by the Met Opera to receive its annual $50,000 Beverly Sills Award, which honors “extraordinary singers with rising Met careers.” Her most recent Met appearance was as … »
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Georgia State U School of Arts
Sees Faculty Shifts
The arts and media programs at Atlanta’s Georgia State University (GSU) are welcoming new faculty and administrators. On March 31 Julia Bullard was announced as the new director of the School of Music in the College of the Arts at Georgia … »
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Fenmore Chamber Orch Names Exec
Lee Koonce has been chosen as the inaugural executive director of the 34-member Fenimore Chamber Orchestra, located in Cooperstown, NY. The four-year-old ensemble, founded during the pandemic, presents a five-concert season under Artistic … »
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