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B'way Musicians Poised to Strike
Broadway musicians of Local 802 AFM are rattling their collective sword, stating they will call an “immediate” strike if they don’t have a satisfactory contract agreement with the producers in the Broadway League by Thursday … »
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J. Williams: 22 CDs and It's Only Vol. I
LONDON—Scoring films is a 20th-century art, its form and function laid down in part by European emigrees, many of them Jewish, who sought sanctuary in the U.S. before, during, and after WWII. The man today who carries the torch once borne … »
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Brooklyn Conservatory Breaks Ground on $16M Expansion
The Brooklyn Conservatory of Music (BKCM) has broken ground for a new Park Slope campus that will double its capacity to provide music therapy and education. The new 12,000-sq.-ft.-foot facility at One Prospect Park West will house 13 … »
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Children's Picture Book as Opera
Since 2013, the San Francisco-based Opera Parallèle has produced six new operas through its Hands-on-Opera program. Each new production provides opportunities for various communities to serve as chorus members, young singers to gain … »
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Blue Moon: A Page of the American Songbook
NEW YORK (AP)—For a filmmaker once synonymous with slackerdom, Richard Linklater has proven to be one of the most prodigious and consistently excellent American filmmakers. A small but rich vein of the two dozen features he’s made … »
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Mäkelä & the CSO: Good Omens
CHICAGO—Klaus Mäkelä doesn’t officially become the Chicago Symphony’s music director until fall 2027. On October 20 as “designate,” he opened the first set of three programs he will conduct this season at … »
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Contests & Awards
Recent Awards to High Achievers
Composer/performer Meredith Monk has received the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement during a ceremony at the Venice Biennale Musica. At age 82, Musical America’s 2012 Composer of the Year continues to be a sound … »
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Texas Music School Shutters, Stiffing Faculty
The sudden closure of Houston-based Vivaldi Music Academy on Oct. 16 has left dozens of its former teachers wondering if they would ever get paid. "[I'm owed] probably over $3,000," Rice University senior Sam Rachleff told Houston’s ABC13. … »
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People in the News
Curtis Raises Profile of Voice Dept.
Curtis Institute of Music has made a number of moves in advance of the 2025-26 academic year to strengthen its voice and opera department. It has added six high profile artists, three of whom are Curtis alumni, to its faculty roster: … »
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How Music Helps Alleviate Pain
SAN DIEGO (AP)—Nurse Rod Salaysay works with all kinds of instruments in the hospital: a thermometer, a stethoscope, and sometimes his guitar and ukulele. In the recovery unit of UC San Diego Health, Salaysay helps patients manage pain … »
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