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Linc Inc Festival O's ''Genial'' Environmental Launch
Mostly Mozart is gone, but its orchestra lives on. It has returned as the Festival Orchestra of Lincoln Center, which made its official debut on July 23—the start of three-week residency (12 concerts) at David Geffen Hall. The … »
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Smart Opera Co. Extends Savvy Director
The Detroit Opera has extended the contract of Yuval Sharon as artistic director through the 2027/28 season. Since his arrival in 2020 , Sharon has elevated the company’s national profile with a series of innovative productions that have … »
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Cellists, Coming and Going
The Queensland Symphony Orchestra (QSO) has appointed Hyung Suk Bae [pictured] as principal cello, moving up a notch from his position as associate. Appointed in 2018, he has been leading the section as acting principal since 2020. Bae … »
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Schoenberg and Zemlinsky Headline a Prom of Substance
LONDON—Every year, the program for the BBC Proms seems to trigger an acrimonious debate. Are the powers that be dumbing down? Where’s the risk taking? And in the case of this year’s ‘’Disco Prom,’’ what … »
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Orchestre Classique de Montréal Fires Music Director
Tuesday, the Orchestre Classique de Montréal announced the departure of Jacques Lacombe as artistic director and principal conductor, after one year of his five-year contract. “The Board of Directors of the Orchestre Classique … »
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Former Punk Rocker, Songwriter to Run New Dept at IU
The Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University is expanding its audio engineering and sound production degree track—in place since 1982—with a "music creation" track to form a new BS in Music Production degree. It will be in place … »
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One of Britain's Finest: Underrated, Overlooked
Frank Bridge deserves better, argues Simon Heffer in The Telegraph , than to be remembered only as Benjamin Britten’s teacher. Born in Brighton in 1879, Bridge learned the violin, playing in his father’s orchestra before entering the … »
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AFM Officially Endorses Kamala Harris
It’s hardly a surprise, but AFM Local 802 President Sara Cutler [pictured] has issued a statement representing New York musicians' endorsement of Kamala Harris for president of the U.S., following the national AFM, along with IATSE, AFT, … »
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John Eliot Gardiner Exits Monteverdi Choir and Orchestra
Eleven months after an incident that shocked the classical music world , Sir John Eliot Gardiner today announced he was immediately stepping down as leader and artistic director of the Monteverdi Choir and Orchestras (MCO). Last August after a … »
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Two Big-house Operas Succeed in a Small One
Pelléas et Mélisande and Salome are big-house works, most often tackled by companies with larger stages and budgets than Des Moines Metro Opera. But the company more than justified the presence of both pieces on its 2024 … »
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