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2024-25 at the BSO: Beethoven, Shostakovich, Carlos Simon
Next season will be Andris Nelsons’s 11 th as the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s music director, and the orchestra positions his weeks in town as the year’s highlights: The complete Beethoven Symphonies, performed on consecutive … »
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Contests & Awards
Tines, Thorvaldsdottir Anointed by House of Chanel
The House of Chanel, that very chic brand of haute couture, jewelry, fragrances, et al., has a “Culture Fund,” out of which it biennially recognizes “ten international contemporary artists who are redefining their … »
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Paul Moravec's The Shining on Record
With an official release date of April 12, Pentatone has recorded Paul Moravec’s ambitious operatic adaptation of Stephen King’s 1977 novel The Shining . The story concerns Jack Torrance, a writer and recovering alcoholic who brings … »
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New Strings in Academia
NEA Jazz master violinist Regina Carter [pictured] has joined the faculty of UCLA’s Herb Albert School of Music. As of next fall, she’ll teach jazz performance and history and urban musical culture; she’ll also work with … »
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Metropolitan Opera Appoints Its Next Chorus Director
Tilman Michael, chorus master of the Frankfurt Opera for the past ten seasons, will succeed Donald Palumbo as chorus director of the Metropolitan Opera, effective with the 2024-25 season and arriving next summer to prepare. Palumbo, 75, announced … »
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Roger Eno, De-composer, at National Sawdust
“I keep concerts short, because a lot of the music that I write is quite introspective, and I think it kind of unfair to make people suffer,” Roger Eno cheerily informed an audience assembled on a recent Friday night at National … »
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Songs Composed by Women, Winningly Rendered & Recorded
Will Liverman follows up 2021’s Dreams of a New Day: Songs by Black Composers with an ambitious and equally impressive double disc Show Me the Way . An all-female composer program is echoed in the American baritone’s choice of a … »
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People in the News
The Blond Boy-wonder Phenom
That a 28-year-old inexperienced and oversubscribed Finnish conductor will steer the course of two of the world’s most important orchestras come 2027—the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra—has … »
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South Florida Opera Co. to Shutter
After 22 years, the Miami Lyric Opera is closing. Although not so indicated on its website, South Florida Classical Review reports the news, quoting company founder/general and artistic director Raffaele Cardone as saying “The … »
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Rach 2 Is Perfect. Period.
Every few months someone in the classical music firmament is moved to express, often apologetically, their love for Sergei Rachmaninoff’s 2 nd Piano Concerto. The latest entrant, Ben Lawrence writing in The Telegraph , reports that for the … »
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