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Berlin Phil Announces its Patronage of the Kyiv Symphony
In a gesture both symbolic and practical, the Berlin Philharmonic today announced its patronage of the Kyiv Symphony Orchestra and the Youth Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine. With immediate effect, the alliance is designed to help the two Ukrainian … »
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St. Paul Chamber O Has Some Interesting Ideas for 2023-24
The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra (SPCO) continues its much-admired artist-led programming next season, its 65 th , in a variety of concert formats and venues, including the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts. SPCO is one of four partners that … »
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Ukrainian Conductor Killed in Combat
Ukrainian conductor Kostiantyn Starovytskyi was killed last week on a combat mission near the city of Kramatorsk. The 40-year-old conductor, who had been a guest maestro at Kyiv Opera and the Kyiv Symphony Orchestra, among others, joined the … »
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In San Francisco: Bohème Out of the Box
Puccini’s La bohème is one of the most popular operas in the canon—the Metropolitan Opera alone has performed it more than 1,200 times and is set to revive it again on April 21. But none of these productions, one can feel … »
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Pianist (Composer, Painter, Author) Stephen Hough Has a New Memoir
Pianist, composer, painter, and author Stephen Hough has added a third title to a list of publications that already includes Rough Ideas: Reflections on Music and More and the novel The Final Retreat . His late st, Enough: Scenes From … »
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Osmo Vänskä Hits the Guest Conducting Circuit
LOS ANGELES—After long, ultimately transformative tenures with Finland’s Lahti Symphony and then the Minnesota Orchestra, and shorter ones in Seoul, Scotland, and Iceland, Osmo Vänskä has hit the road as a guest conductor, … »
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Under New Management: One Pianist, Two Conductors
British pianist Mishka Rushdie Momen has signed with HarrisonParrott for worldwide management. Having just made her recital debut at Elbphilharmonie last week, Momen, 32, has performed Stateside at New York’s 92 nd Street Y and the … »
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The Artistic Aspect of Inclusion
In the past few years, social movements like #MeTo and Black Lives Matter have prompted an unprecedented broadening of the American orchestral repertoire as the works of neglected composers—primarily women and people of color—are … »
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Oregon Bach Fest Co-founder Dies
Royce Saltzman, co-founder of the Oregon Bach Festival and for over five decades a professor of choral music at the University of Oregon, died on April 3. He was 94. Beginning in 1964, he joined the University in Eugene, serving as a professor, … »
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New Execs in St. Louis and LA
The Saint Louis Symphony has hired Paul Pietrowski as its new COO, effective today; Pietrowski most recently was orchestra, production, and operations manager of the Cincinnati Symphony, for six years. He held a similar position with the Richmond … »
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