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Colburn Names New Provost
The Colburn School promoted Nate Zeisler, interim provost, to the full position, succeeding Adrian Daly, who died in August . Zeisler has been at the school for 13 years, teaching career development and community engagement courses. While serving … »
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Carlos Kalmar Sues the Cleveland Institute of Music
Conductor Carlos Kalmar has filed a lawsuit in federal court against the Cleveland Institute of Music, essentially for defamation of character and ruining his professional reputation. The suit stems from a Title IX investigation last year, which, … »
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Montreal Symphony CEO to Exit
Madam Madeleine Careau is to exit the post of chief executive officer of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra at the end of the season, in June. She has been in the job since 2000 and can take responsibility for two highly successful music director … »
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Hyslop Lands Temp Gig. Again.
Hard to believe, but David Hyslop is back on the job. Or rather, David Hyslop is continuing his tour of American orchestras as the go-to Mr. Fix It and interim executive director. His latest foray marks a return to New York State’s Capital … »
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Did Rhapsody in Blue Block the Path to Truly American Concert Music?
Feb. 12, 2024 will mark the 100 th anniversary of the premiere of George Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue . Among the most frequently performed symphonic works by an American composer, Rhapsody was Gershwin’s response to a request that he … »
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Leadership Turnover in Chattanooga, Toledo, Long Beach
The Chattanooga Symphony & Opera (CSO) has selected Susan W. Caminez as its new executive director. She succeeds John Kilkenny, who left after three years to fill the same position at the New York Youth Symphony . Caminez joined the CSO in … »
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David Rubenstein to Exit as KenCen Chairman
David Rubenstein, the billionaire philanthropist who has chaired the board of The Kennedy Center for 14 years, announced that he will step aside after a year, during which the organization will complete the search for his successor. The sixth … »
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New Artist of the Month: Soprano Sarah Dufresne
LONDON—The Royal Opera House’s Jette Parker Artists Program is outstandingly good when it comes to raising an up-and-coming singer’s profile. Take 29-year-old Canadian soprano Sarah Dufresne, now in her second year. Over two … »
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New Research: Play an Instrument, Avoid Dementia
Research by scientists at the U.K.’s University of Exeter suggest that playing and reading music may help sustain good memory and the ability to solve complex tasks among older people. In a study published in the International Journal of … »
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'International' Orchestra Debuts in Moscow
In late January the TV BRICS International Symphony Orchestra presented its inaugural concert in Moscow. Created in October 2023, the ensemble aims to take part in international projects and perform orchestral classical and folk music for radio … »
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