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Two New Music Directors
New Jersey’s Symphony in C, which identifies as a “training orchestra,” has a new music director who arrived earlier this month. She is Israeli-born conductor Noam Aviel, the first to hold the position since Stillian Kirov … »
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Harvey Sachs Explains Schoenberg
For many classical music lovers, the music of Arnold Schoenberg exemplifies the chasm that evolved between composer and listener during the first half of the 20 th century. Born into a lower middle-class Jewish family in Vienna in 1874, … »
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Glyndebourne's New Semele Wins on Every Front
EAST SUSSEX—Based on Ovid, Handel’s Semele was written to an English libretto and originally given in concert form. But with its magical landscapes and fantastical effects, it’s hard not to see it as an opera masquerading in … »
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Judge Denies Pops' Request to Return to Verizon Hall
On July 26 the U.S. District Court rejected the Philly Pops’ request that the Kimmel Center be ordered to allow its return to Verizon Hall for upcoming performances. In a pretrial hearing, Judge Mia Roberts Perez ruled that the Pops had … »
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ACE Blinks Once Again; ENO Gets 3 More Years
When Alice in Wonderland cried “Curiouser and curiouser!” she might well have been anticipating Arts Council England’s bungled funding relationship with English National Opera. Since ACE’s November 2022 announcement that … »
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Contests & Awards
Recent High Profile Awards to High Profile Artists
Gianandrea Noseda received the Puccini Award on July 20 at the conclusion of his tour with the Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia at the Puccini Festival. The award, established in 1971, recognizes artists for perpetuating the … »
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The Music Teacher's Power: How Much Is Too Much?
Many of the accusations of abusive behavior within the world of classical music have focused on the sexual predations of headline-making conductors , singers , and instrumentalists . Although conservatories have received their share of the blame … »
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Stutzmann Will Tour California After All, Just Not with Philadelphia
Earlier this week, the Philadelphia Orchestra announced the cancellation of a planned four-concert tour of California in March of 2024, citing "unforseen circumstances." Nathalie Stutzmann, the orchestra’s principal guest … »
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Waning Mostly Mozart, Now Politicized, Fails to Ignite
The final chapter of the Mostly Mozart Festival, a New York institution since its founding in 1966, began on Tuesday night (July 25) in David Geffen Hall with the world premiere of Dhikra (Remembrance) by the Iraqi-American trumpeter and composer … »
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Boston's Berklee Prez Is MIA
After less than three years, Erica Muhl , hired with considerable fanfare as president of Berklee College of Music in October 2020, is gone. In a concise email to staff and faculty, Board Chairman Martin Mannion noted, “While we are unable … »
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