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Multi-tasking Protégé of the John Williams Era
The news that John Williams’s work on Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is his last film score may mark the end to “an epic era of film music,” writes Mark Swed in the Los Angeles Times . But it hardly signals an end to the … »
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Internat'l Confab to Address the Future of Orchestras
July 21 is the early-bird deadline for registration for the first “Orchestras Now! Future Proof,” an international conference organized by Poland’s National Forum of Music (NFM) set to run September 6-8 in Wroclaw. It features … »
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Peabody, Johns Hopkins Create New Dept. of Performing Arts and Health
Kris Chesky, who studied trumpet at Berklee School of Music and went on to become a dance-band leader and celebrated transdisciplinary researcher, has been appointed a Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of the Peabody Institute at Johns Hopkins … »
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LA Phil Names Asst. Conductor and Dudamel Fellows
In conjunction with its 2023-24 class of Dudamel Fellows, the Los Angeles Philharmonic has announced Rodolfo Barráez [pictured], himself a onetime Dudamel Fellow and 2023 Hong Kong International Conducting Competition winner , as its … »
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Philly O to Premiere Black Metropolis Honoring Hip Hop's 50th
Hip hop and classical music might seem like strange bedfellows, but Darin Atwater [pictured] thinks otherwise. Tonight, the Baltimore-based conductor, pianist, and composer’s hip-hop-infused Black Metropolis will premiere in a performance … »
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This Time, the Viola Is in on the Joke
While violist Isabel Hagen was pursuing her master’s at Juilliard, pain in her shoulder and wrist necessitated a two-month break from playing. Because she had also begun to experience performance anxiety, the break proved to be a welcome … »
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International Music Biz Exceeds One Trillion Streams
LOS ANGELES (AP)—Is non-English language music the future of the music business? Perhaps. The global music industry surpassed 1 trillion streams at the fastest pace, ever, in a calendar year, Luminate's 2023 Midyear Report has found. The … »
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Puccini Festival Fires Conductor
Italian conductor Alberto Veronesi, a well-regarded verismo specialist and DG recording artist, opened the Puccini Festival in Torre del Lago July 14 conducting La Bohème blindfolded. It was his way of protesting French director Christophe … »
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Book Review: The Marriage
LONDON—How to fathom the unknowable? Gustav Mahler is one of history’s most complex and contradictory personalities, a man disarmingly naïve, intellectually profound, blunt to the point of rudeness, dictatorial, … »
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Pittsburgh Festival Opera Skips a Season to Regroup
Pittsburgh currently has two opera companies. The older, larger Pittsburgh Opera attracts thousands of patrons for productions presented in the fall, winter, and spring. The Pittsburgh Festival Opera (PFO) was established in 1978 and initially … »
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