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Of Fishes and Guppies: Will Apple Swallow BIS?
Are classical music’s feisty independent labels soon to be an endangered species? BIS, the award-winning Swedish company, is to “partner” with Apple Music Classical and the Apple-owned creative services company Platoon. Founded … »
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How Classical Composers Made Music After the Holocaust
The relationship between music and remembrance is at the core of Jeremy Eichler’s Time’s Echo: The Second World War, the Holocaust, and the Music of Remembrance . The book is both a cultural history of four musical works—R. … »
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Barrie Kosky on Wagner and the Great Ritual
Barrie Kosky is knee-deep in Wagner as he prepares his new production of Das Rheingold for its September 11 premiere at the Royal Opera House. The 56-year-old Australian director admits to Neil Fisher, a music critic for The Times , that he and … »
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From Philly to Chicago, Orchestras Record American Classics
The Florence Price renaissance marches on, the latest instalment being The Philadelphia Orchestra’s follow-up to their outstanding recording of the composer’s First and Third Symphonies. Price made history as the first Black woman to … »
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Stephen Gould Says Goodbye
American heldentenor Stephen Gould, who withdrew from all three major roles he was to have performed at Bayreuth last season, citing medical reasons, has written a touching note to his fans: For all of my fans and well-wishers: I have waited till … »
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New England Public Media Sidelines Classical Music
In response to financial pressures, New England Public Media has moved its daytime classical music programs to the NEPM News Network, a family of broadcast frequencies with a smaller area of coverage, to dedicate its main radio signals to news … »
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A Season of Growth for the SA Philharmonic
It is proving well-nigh impossible to kill symphonic music in San Antonio, the nation’s seventh largest city. The San Antonio Philharmonic, which emerged from the ashes of the defunct San Antonio Symphony Orchestra, is set to launch its … »
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Playing The Rite of Spring from Memory
In 2014 Nicholas Collon [pictured], co-founder and conductor of the London-based Aurora Orchestra, decided to see what would happen if the chamber ensemble’s musicians committed a piece to memory and performed it without sheet music. The … »
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Musical Polymorph Self-celebrates Another Decade
SAN FRANCISCO — John Zorn is a unique, proudly unclassifiable musician. His music spans classical, jazz, film, and klezmer, using notated and improvised scores mostly collaborative or orchestral but occasionally solo. He has been influenced … »
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Three Former NC Symphony Musicians Sue Over Vaccine Mandate
In a lawsuit filed in federal court, three former members of the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra claim that they were fired for their refusal to get vaccinated against Covid on religious grounds. The Center for American Liberty, a Pittsburgh … »
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