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Columbia School of the Arts Names Interim Dean
On Sept. 1, Sarah Cole became Interim Dean of the School of the Arts at Columbia University, succeeding Carol Becker, who was in the role for 16 years. Cole will step aside from her current post as the Dean of Humanities for the duration of her … »
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Kosky's New Rheingold: Exploiting the Environment and So Much More
LONDON—There’s little doubt that the first installment of Barrie Kosky’s new Ring Cycle for the Royal Opera House was the hottest ticket of the London season. At this September 12 premiere performance of Das Rheingold , the … »
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Lyric Opera Of Chicago CEO to Retire
Lyric Opera of Chicago General Director, President, and CEO Anthony Freud has said he will retire at the end of the current season. He will have been in the job 13 years. "Having been a general director for 30 years leading opera companies on … »
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New Season: Four Orchestras, 21 New Musicians
Orchestras here and abroad are adding new musicians to their ranks as the new season is set to begin. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra Dr. Mark Almond joins the CSO as principal horn from San Francisco, where he was an associate principal for both … »
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New Exec Directors in Boston and Maine
The Boston Baroque, approaching is 50 th -anniversary season in 2023-24, has appointed Sarah Radcliffe-Marrs [pictured] as its next executive director, as of November 1st. She succeeds Jennifer Ritvo Hughes, who in July was appointed … »
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The Real Reason Apple Bought BIS
Nobody will tell you why Apple bought Bis Records , asserts author and music historian Ted Gioia, because “it’s an ugly reason.” At first blush, the purchase of the 50-year-old Swedish label seems at odds with Apple’s past … »
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Victory Over Ageism? Court Orders Reinstatement of Stephane Lissner
When Frenchman Stephane Lissner learned that he would be fired from his job as superintendent and artistic director of the San Carlo Opera because of a new law mandating foreign heads of opera houses to retire at age 70, he vowed to challenge the … »
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Philly O Musicians Reject Management's 'Final' Offer
Players and management at the Philadelphia Orchestra appear to have reached an impasse. On Sept. 10, the same day the old contract expired, 85 musicians rejected what the Philadelphia Orchestra and Kimmel Center Inc. (POKC) called its “best … »
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Met Commissions New Work by Ukrainian Composer
NEW YORK (AP) — The Metropolitan Opera and Lincoln Center Theater have commissioned 42-year-old Ukrainian composer Maxim Kolomiiets to write an opera about Ukrainian mothers going into Russia to rescue their forcibly detained … »
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Jurowski Finesses In-Concert Climate Protest
When two young climate protesters representing Renovate Switzerland interrupted a performance by the Bavarian State Orchestra at the Lucerne Festival on Sept. 8, conductor Vladimir Jurowski took the high road, urging the audience to let them … »
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