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Dysfunction at San Antonio Phil Yields Yet Another Exit
The resignation of CFO Sylvia Romo on Sept. 12, the day before the opening of the San Antonio Philharmonic’s season, is the latest in a string of unsettling departures from the three-year-old organization. Of ten staff members listed in the … »
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R. Peter Munves, Purveyor of Classical's 'Greatest Hits,' Dies
R. Peter Munves, who revolutionized the marketing of classical music, died on Aug. 19 at age 97. Born in Manhattan in 1927, Munves graduated from Syracuse University and went to work in a record store before being hired in 1953 as a producer with … »
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HP Buys Solea Mgmt, Adds Most of Its Artists
To the hundreds of artists on its starry roster, HarrisonParrott will add nine of the 11 artists signed to Solea Management, which it has acquired. Solea’s Head and Founder Romain Blondel will move his Paris-based operations to HP … »
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New Leadership for Concord Chamber Music
As it enters its 25 th -anniversary season, the Concord (MA) Chamber Music Society (CCMS) announces new leadership, effective at the end of 2024-25. Succeeding founder Wendy Putnam, a violinist with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, are violinist … »
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Familiar Faces and Rep Open New York Philharmonic Season
The first concert of the New York Philharmonic’s new season, on Sept. 12, was conducted by an eminent maestro associated with the West Coast. It was not the orchestra’s music director-elect, Gustavo Dudamel, nor was the event … »
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Sejong Center to Gheorghiu: There Was No Formal 'Agreement”
Soprano Angela Gheorghiu has doubled down, aggressively justifying her disruptive behavior during tenor Alfred Kim’s encore of “E lucevan le stelle” in Tosca at the Sejong Arts Center in Seoul last week. She had stepped onstage … »
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Cinci Symphony Names 8 New Players
On the eve of Cristian Macelaru’s season as its music director designate, the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra (CSO) has announced the appointment of eight new musicians. They arrive on the heels of a new five-year labor agreement that took … »
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Morris Robinson Named Artist-in-Residence at Georgia State
Bass Morris Robinson will be artist-in-residence at the Georgia State University School of Music in 2024-25 and 2025-26. For each academic year, he will conduct three one-day residencies of masterclasses, workshops, and mentoring. He will also … »
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San Francisco Symphony Chorus Emeritus Slams Cuts
Vance George, Chorus Director Emeritus of the San Francisco Symphony, has written an open letter to the orchestra's CEO Matt Spivey in which he makes his opinions clear with regards to proposed cuts. “The Symphony management’s … »
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In London, Welcome to Antonio Pappano's Brave New World
At long last, the wait is over. Although he is no stranger by any means, September 11 saw Sir Antonio Pappano finally arrive at his first Barbican Centre concert as the London Symphony Orchestra’s chief conductor. Ad hoc performances in the … »
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