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Rattle Returns to the LSO for a Triple B Birthday Bash
LONDON—For the London Symphony Orchestra, 2025 is a double red-letter year. Not only is it Antonio Pappano’s first season as chief conductor—and already looking like a match made in heaven—but it’s the year Simon … »
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Seoul Phil CEO Predicts Favorable Comparison to Berlin Phil
Jung Jae-wal, who took over the reins as CEO of the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra (SPO) in October, has set a very high bar for his ensemble. Within ten years, he tells the Korea Times , we want to reach “a level where we can compete with … »
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Three New Conductor Appointments
Martin Rajna, principal conductor of the Hungarian State Opera, is the new chief conductor of the Luxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra as of 2026. The Hungarian maestro, 29, succeeds Gustavo Gimeno, in the job for ten years. Gimeno is the current … »
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Hams in the Belfry Save a 19th-century Organ
The abbeys of the Middle Ages were often self-sustaining, making their own food and clothing and selling much it to their communities. When Philippe Boyer became rector of Saint-Pierre in 2011, he decided to emulate his predecessors of centuries … »
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Linc Inc Renews Jonathon Heyward, Expands His Role
Jonathon Heyward, music director of the Baltimore Symphony, will continue his summer job at the helm of Lincoln Center’s Festival Orchestra, the reincarnation of the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, which played its final concerts in the … »
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Eat the Document: Prototype Gets Underway
In the digital program for the new opera Eat the Document , the creative team—librettist, composer, stage director, musical director––offers a piece of advice: “If you haven’t already read the book, we highly … »
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Macy's Sale Endangers Magnificent Wanamaker Organ
The impending closure of the Macy’s department store housed in the Wanamaker Building in central city Philadelphia poses a threat to the Wanamaker Grand Court Organ. An artifact of the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair, the instrument, one … »
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California Fire Destroys Belmont Publishing Holdings
The Palisades fire in Los Angeles has destroyed the building and all its contents of Belmont Music Publishers. “We have lost our full inventory of sales and rental materials,” reads a notice on the company website. “We hope that … »
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SFS & Olafsson Prep John Adams's Latest
On Jan. 16 the San Francisco Symphony will premiere After the Fall , a new piano concerto by John Adams. Like the 77-year-old composer’s previous two keyboard concertos, written for Emanual Ax ( Century Rolls ) and Yuja Wang ( Must the … »
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Gary Ginstling Heads to Houston
Gary Ginstling was hired Friday as CEO of the Houston Symphony, six months following his surprise departure from the New York Philharmonic after just one year in charge. Ginstling will start Feb. 3 and replace John Mangum, who had been … »
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