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Orchestra Musicians Play with Pain More Often than Not
Orchestral musicians have physically demanding jobs that often produce physical aches and pains that, if ignored, can lead to musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) that threaten their ability to perform. At a recent medical conference in France, Anne … »
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Will the BBC Will Go Back on Its Word, Post-Proms?
Sir Simon Rattle is casting a skeptical eye on the BBC’s recent claims that it has dropped plans to reduce the size of the BBC Symphony, Concert, and Philharmonic orchestras by 20 per cent and abolish the BBC Singers. … »
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Noseda and the NSO Probe Russia's Finest
Say what you will about the archetypal program of curtain-raiser, concerto, and big symphonic work, the format can still yield rewarding results. So it was on Tuesday evening (April 18) when the National Symphony Orchestra led by Music Director … »
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AI a Major Threat to Recorded Music and Musicians
The evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) as a creative tool is posing new challenges to the music industry. AI needs source material from which to work when creating “new music.” Who, exactly, owns an AI-generated piece of music … »
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Boston Symphony Heads to Europe in August
During the throes of the pandemic, orchestra administrators freely discussed the possibility that touring might no longer prove financially desirable or environmentally defensible. While deliberations on the issue continue, several American … »
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People in the News
Todd Haimes, Roundabout Theater's Visionary Chief, Dies at 66
NEW YORK (AP)—Todd Haimes, who led the Roundabout Theatre Company from an off-off-Broadway company teetering on the edge of bankruptcy into a major theatrical force with works on five stages—including three Broadway theaters—and … »
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NY Phil Heads to Taiwan, Hong Kong, and a Few to Shanghai
In just over two months, the New York Philharmonic will embark for Taiwan, the first stop on a two-week tour starting June 28 that will take it as well to Hong Kong and, for a significant number of its players, Shanghai. This last makes it the … »
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That Other Chicago Orchestra Is Making Its Mark
CHICAGO—Pops concerts: Most devoted symphony-goers can’t abide them, while symphonies can’t live without them. Anything that flirts with popular music tends to be viewed as a necessary penance to keep institutions afloat, or, … »
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Contests & Awards
Another $50,000 Award for a Rising Opera Artist
Within minutes of the Met Opera’s announcement of Ryan Speedo Green as the 2023 recipient of its $50,000 Beverly Sills Award, the LA Opera announced the 2023 recipients of its $50,000 Eva and Marc Stern Artist Award: conductor Lina … »
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Fabio, DG, and the Danes Go All Out for Nielsen
This year cultural institutions throughout Denmark are celebrating the life and music of Carl Nielsen (1861 – 1931) with performances, recordings, concert broadcasts, a documentary film, publications, the opening of a new museum, and other … »
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