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Vancouver Players Give 72-hour Notice
The musicians of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra have made good on their promise , delivering a strike notice of 72 hours, which could affect this week’s concerts. They have been unable to reach an agreement with management on … »
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A Revelatory Bernstein Kaddish from the LSO
LONDON—One of the refreshing things about Antonio Pappano’s tenure at the London Symphony Orchestra is his willingness to upend the tired old formula of ‘‘Overture, Concerto, Symphony’’—that and an … »
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Leslie Kandell Dies at 89
Leslie Kandell, classical music critic, journalist, and a New Yorker born and bred, died on September 18 after an illness of eight months. She was 89 and died peacefully at her home on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. A longtime contributor to … »
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NCPA Orchestra Taps Zhang
As the China National Center for the Performing Arts (NCPA) Orchestra launches its 15 th season, it appoints longtime collaborator Xian Zhang as principal guest conductor. Her relationship with the orchestra dates to 2015 and her new position … »
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Major Labels, Internet Archive Settle $621M Suit
Major record labels led by Universal Music Group and Sony Music Entertainment as well as rights groups settled their $621 million copyright infringement suit against the non-profit Internet Archive on Sept. 15. At issue was the … »
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New Appointments at the Royal Phil
On the eve of its new season, which launches on Sept. 24, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO) announced three new artistic appointments. Sir John Rutter’s decades of composing, conducting, arranging, and recording with the ensemble are … »
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Rising Tenor Dreamed of Broadway and Landed at the Met
NEW YORK (AP) — Miles Mykkanen grew up wanting to sing and dance on Broadway, but he was turned down by the musical theater programs he applied to for college. So he had to “settle” for studying opera at the Juilliard School at … »
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Vancouver Musicians Poised to Strike
On Aug.1, almost 98 percent of the musicians of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra (VSO), Canada’s third largest, voted to support a job action on 72-hours-notice. They are represented by the Vancouver Musicians' Association Local 145, of the … »
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Dead Man Walks Home
When Jake Heggie and Terrence McNally’s opera Dead Man Walking had its world premiere at the San Francisco Opera in 2000, I took to the pages of the San Francisco Chronicle and pronounced it a “masterpiece.” I did it with the … »
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San Diego Foundation Gives $13.5M to County Arts Groups
The Prebys Foundation has announced $13.4 million in new grants to 61 San Diego County arts organizations and venue operators. Monies are intended to ameliorate the impact of federal and state budget cuts, donor fatigue, and rising … »
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