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The Demoralizing View from the Kennedy Center Stage
While the world worries that the United States might never recover from the current administration’s policies, the musicians of the National Symphony Orchestra (NSO) and Washington National Opera (WNO) worry that the Kennedy Center … »
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Atlanta Symphony Violist Heads to Chicago
Paolo Dara will become the newest member of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s viola section beginning on Jan.5, 2026, after winning the final audition in October. The Grand Rapids native was previously a violinist with the Atlanta Symphony … »
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Listening to Music Reduces Dementia Risk Among Seniors
Researchers at Australia’s Monash University have published a new report that suggests that regular listening to music significantly improves cognitive health and lowers the risk of dementia among older adults. Data from more than 10,800 … »
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Detroit Opera: Stunning Exit, Winning Double Bill
DETROIT—On Dec. 13, Detroit Opera Artistic Director Yuval Sharon joined two company staffers and guest musicologist Naomi André for a pre-show talk. Between the discussion points, Sharon’s interlocutors showered him with … »
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MAGA Group Wants FCC to Revoke NPR and PBS Licenses
The Center for American Rights (CAR), a conservative nonprofit law firm, is urging the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and its chairman Brendan Carr to strip broadcast licenses from NPR and PBS stations and award them instead to other … »
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Don't Blink: San Antonio Phil News
Patrons of the San Antonio Philharmonic, to say nothing of the ensemble’s musicians, must feel as if they are riding a wild roller coaster. A recent report that the orchestra was about to be evicted from its concert venue in the … »
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Vocal Composers in the Spotlight
LONDON—The new year looks set to open with a slew of original vocal albums. Take Brooklyn Suite , an eclectic collection of songs from Zachary Wilder. Most people will know the silken-voiced tenor as an accomplished baroque music specialist … »
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Proposed Changes to ACE Potentially ''Transformative''
A new review of Arts Council England (ACE) undertaken by the Labor peer Margaret Hodge has recommended that the agency take deliberate steps to overcome a “loss of respect and trust” among those it funds due to “perceived … »
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People in the News
Musical America Names 2026 Honorees
Coincident with the release of its 2026 International Directory of the Performing Arts, Musical America has announced the winners of its annual awards. The Artist of the Year is pianist Emanuel Ax, with Gabriela Lena Frank tapped as Composer of … »
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Morricone's Partenope Gets Bizarre Staging
MILAN—By the time of his death five years ago, at age 91, Ennio Morricone had achieved unrivalled recognition in the world of film music, winning a long list of prizes for soundtracks including Cinema Paradiso, The Mission, and a series of … »
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