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Nandy Declares Cease Fire in Culture Wars
In her first speech as the Labor government’s newly anointed culture secretary, Lisa Nandy issued a call for peace, proclaiming the “era of culture wars is over” and promising that her department will lead the effort to reflect … »
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Young Musicians Commandeer Carnegie Hall
World Orchestra Week (WOW!) kicks off in New York’s Carnegie Hall on Aug. 1 with the first of seven successive concerts by youth orchestras from Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, and the host country. When not concertizing, these … »
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New Strings in Academe
Classical guitarist Gary Ryan , a onetime BBC Young Musician of the Year who evolved into an international soloist, is the new head of strings at the Royal College of Music (RCM), where he has served on the faculty since 1996. He succeeds Mark … »
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This Singer Has to Dance
Polish countertenor Jakub Józef Orlinski is set to debut at the BBC Proms later this month and will move on to an August concert at the Edinburgh International Festival and a September date at Wigmore Hall, the same month he releases his … »
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He Retired with Bells On
On July 7, Jeff Davis performed his last concert as the carillonist for the Berkeley campus of the University of California. A 40-year member of the music department, he had played the system of 61 bells that ring out from Sather … »
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At Ravinia: The Soloists Nearly Steal the Show
HIGHLAND PARK, Ill.— A public service announcement is in order. Yes, the Ravinia Festival might be most famous as the summer home of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, or as the site of the Steans Music Institute, the prestigious training … »
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Artistic Leadership Exits: Phoenix, Nashville
Arizona Opera President and General Director Joseph Specter has announced his decision to step down at the end of next season, when his contract expires. He’s been in the job since 2016 and plans to seek new opportunities. He leaves as a … »
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Petit in Size but Not in Impact
Elim Chan will never know if her rendition of Tchaikovsky’s Fifth Symphony with the Los Angeles Philharmonic in April 2023 was so moving that it led to a “full body orgasm” by one concert-goer. But, she reassures a reporter for … »
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Artist Manager Exits the Biz
Marianne Sciolino, founder and principal of Sciolino Artist Management (SAM), is winding down her firm as she heads toward retirement. Founded in 2005 with the goal of developing young artists’ careers, particularly those of Black and … »
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New Primary Sponsor for Salzburg
The Salzburg Festival has inked the Würth Group to a three-year contract as its latest main sponsor. A global market leader in the development, production, and sale of fastening and assembly materials, Würth has supported the … »
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