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Wittenberg Artists Migrates Into Intermusica
Intermusica, a London-based artist management firm that has been expanding by leaps and bounds over the last several years, has “integrated” with Wittenberg Artists, enlarging the former’s roster to 170 and adding a New York … »
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Ainadamar at the Met: ''See the Music, Hear the Dance.''
Ainadamar , Osvaldo Golijov’s elegy for the venerated Spanish poet and playwright Federico García Lorca to a libretto by David Henry Huang, has had a healthy life following an artistically premature world premiere at Tanglewood in … »
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Tristan Is No Picnic for the Orchestra, Either
Like most of his oeuvre, Richard Wagner’s Tristan and Isolde is not for the faint of heart, be they singers, orchestra musicians, or audience members. At more than 650 pages, the full score can take anywhere from three and three-quarter to … »
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Contests & Awards
Big Competition Wins: The Latest
The Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation awarded the 2025 Ensemble Prizes to Collective lovemusic and Tacet(i) on Oct. 17. The prize, established in 2020, carries a €75,000 cash award. Founded in 2018 by clarinetist Adam Starkie and flutist … »
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2 Retiring Conductors, 1 Retiring Orchestra
After 36 years, Jay Fishman plans to retire this month as artistic director and conductor of the Minnesota Sinfonia. His departure will also mark the end of the ensemble itself. The annual budget ranges between $400,000 and $700,000, an amount … »
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New Concert Series Searches for Light Amid the Dark
Who would have thought that the opening of a concert space in a subterranean crypt would be a significant development on the New York music scene? Death of Classical, the organization that presents often-challenging programs in what it describes … »
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Revisiting ...Tahiti & A Quiet Place as a Double Bill
LONDON—Leonard Bernstein’s A Quiet Place has a reputation as a problem work. The sequel to his 1952 two-hander Trouble in Tahiti , it explores the repercussions of the turbulent marriage depicted in the earlier work. Badly received at … »
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MTT: Ever Intrepid
Conductor Michael Tilson Thomas, who turns 80 in December, continues to confound medical experts who told him he had 12 to 18 months to live when he was diagnosed with glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer, three years ago. Within the … »
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Royce Vavrek Gets His Own Company in Canada
Pulitzer Prize-winning librettist Royce Vavrek is the new artistic director for the Toronto-based Against the Grain Theater (AtG). He succeeds Joel Ivany, the founder of the Toronto-based opera company who left in the summer of 2023 to head up … »
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Monteverdi C&O Moves On, Without J.E.
Monteverdi Choir and Orchestras (MCO), which performs regularly in Central London at St. Martin-in-the-Fields, has announced a new partnership with the Trinity Laban Conservatory of Music and Dance. The collaboration will enable the school, … »
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