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Mahler Eminences Gather in Amsterdam
AMSTERDAM (AP) — When Klaus Mäkelä climbed the Concertgebouw podium and turned to the audience at the orchestra’s third Gustav Mahler Festival in 105 years, the conductor could see the writing on the wall. Facing him was … »
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Law & Disorder: Contract Cancellations Under the Current Regime
Inside This Issue: Are Acts of Trump Now Acts of God? Copyright Clusters Do Non-US Artists Need To Register as Foreign Spies? The US Puts the Crosshairs on ESTA Entries and Students Interview Waivers are Discontinued Dear Readers… … »
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The Rocky, Pitiless Terrain of Before we fall
SAN FRANCISCO—The traditional 19 th -century view of the concerto, at least to a first approximation, pits the soloist against the orchestra in a battle of wills. Later generations, though, ginned up a variety of different dramatic … »
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Trump Hosts KenCen Board,
Tells (More) Fantastic Stories
WASHINGTON (AP)—President Donald Trump hosted the Kennedy Center ‘s leadership at the White House on Monday night, reinforcing how much attention he’s devoting to remaking a premier cultural center as part of a larger effort to … »
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Chung Myung-whun’s Journey to La Scala
Nearly 50 years ago, a young Chung Myung-whun made his first visit to Italy and quickly fell in love with the country, its food (especially pasta), and its music. He first conducted at La Scala in 1989, and since then has led 84 opera … »
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New Music Director for Tallahassee
After a two-year search, the Tallahassee (FL) Symphony Orchestra (TSO) has selected Yaniv Dinur as its new music director.. The Jerusalem-born conductor was one of the five finalists (from among 159 applicants) to succeed Darko Butorac, who … »
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Big Operating Deficits for Australian Opera, Ballet
Two of Australia’s biggest presenters—Opera Australia and the Australia Ballet—finished their most recent fiscal years with operating deficits that together equal almost AU$20 million. The opera company posted a AU$10 million … »
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60th Anniversary of Chichester Psalms; 950th of Chichester Cathedral
CHICHESTER, U.K.—Sixteen days after Leonard Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms got its world premiere in New York, on July 15, 1965, it reached the English cathedral city that had commissioned it. The Very Reverend Walter Hussey, Dean of … »
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Boston Conservatory Picks Curtis Staffer as Dean
The Boston Conservatory at Berklee has named Kevin Haden as its new dean of music, effective July 1. He succeeds Michael Shinn, who was named executive director last October 2024 and to whom Haden will now report, overseeing a faculty of … »
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Charles Strouse, Composer of Annie, Bye Bye Birdie, etc. Dies
NEW YORK (AP) — Three-time Tony Award-winner Charles Strouse, Broadway’s industrious, master melody-maker who composed the music for such classic musical theater hits as Annie, Bye Bye Birdie, and Applause , died May 15.. He was 96. … »
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