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Contests & Awards
A Few Important Competition Deadlines
Applications close on April 20 for the 77th Concours de Genève String Quartet and Flute Competitions 2023. The latter is open to candidates born after November 4, 1993. the former to string quartets whose members were born after October … »
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Apollo's Fire Launches 10-City 'Exile and Resilience' Tour
EVANSTON, IL—During intermission at “Exile & Resilience: Music of the Jewish & African Diasporas,” a new program by Apollo’s Fire, a breathless patron chased down an ensemble administrator. “The music! … »
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Contests & Awards
American Conductor Wins Siemens Hallé Comp
Twenty-four-year-old Euan Shields has won the 2023 edition of the Siemens Hallé International Conductors Competition. The American conductor was among the more than 200 aspiring maestros from six continents who applied to compete; eight … »
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Industry News
UMG Buys Hyperion, Now No Longer "Indie"
Distinguished classical music label Hyperion has been acquired by Universal Music Group (UMG), joining the latter’s other classical labels, Deutsche Grammophon and Decca Classics. Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but presumably it will … »
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U.K. Allocates Surprise £8.6mn to Scotland's Festivals
Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt [pictured] has included £8.6mn of unanticipated funding for Edinburgh's festivals in the British government’s 2023 budget. The announcement on March 15 comes just weeks following news that … »
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Washington National Opera Breaks New Ground in 2023-24
The 2023-24 season of the Washington National Opera has set itself an ambitious goal—to ask, in the words of General Director Timothy O’Leary, “What is the future of opera? How will opera evolve to thrill, challenge, include and … »
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A Splendid, Majestic Solomon at Carnegie Hall
Conductor Harry Bicket and his polished period-instrument ensemble The English Concert began offering large-scale vocal works by Handel at Carnegie Hall a decade ago. Most in the annual series have been operas, but several oratorios with The … »
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People in the News
Two Curtis/Philly O Violinists Are New Concertmasters; LSO Names New Leaders
German violinist José Maria Blumenschein is to be Mahler Chamber Orchestra ’s (MCO) new co-concertmaster, the orchestra’s first, sharing duties with Matthew Truscott. The Brazilian-born player arrives from the WDR Radio … »
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A Few Singers Under New Management
Tenor Martin Luther Clark [pictured], who recently originated the role of CF in Lyric Opera of Chicago’s The Factotum , has signed with Sempre Artists, his first management firm. Currently in his final year in the company’s Ryan … »
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Opera Australia, Victorian Opera in New Collaboration
Opera Australia and Victorian Opera are for the first time collaborating to present three performances of Mozart’s Idomeneo in a fully staged production at the Palais Theater in St. Kilda, July 4-8. Lindy Hume is set to direct the tale of … »
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