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Michael Gordon's Nicaragua Premieres at Zankel
Tragedy has a way of honing artistic focus. After the 2001 attack on the World Trade Center, the founding composers of Bang on a Can—Michael Gordon, David Lang, and Julia Wolfe— veered noticeably inward, their music becoming a bit … »
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WNO Drops Liverpool from Tours, a Victim of ACE Funding Cuts
Arts Council England’s recent edict reducing funds to its constituents, claiming outlying groups need more funding and London’s less, has taken its first victim: Welsh National Opera tours to Liverpool. Facing a 35 percent … »
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Santa Fe Chamber Music Exec to Retire
Steven Ovitsky, executive director of the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival since 2004, will retire in September 2023 at the conclusion of the festival’s 50 th season. “Having recently celebrated my 75th birthday,” he said when … »
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Philly Arts Groups Set to Get Unexpected City Funds
About 15 of Philadelphia’s major arts and cultural institutions may receive an unexpected financial windfall if the City Council approves recent allocations voted on by its appropriations committee. Among the groups slated to receive … »
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Michael Haefliger to Exit Lucerne Festival
Michael Haefliger will step down as executive and artistic director of Switzerland’s Lucerne Festival, one of the most important in Europe, at the close of the 2025 season. “Naturally, this decision was not easy for me” he … »
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Detroit Opera Taps Music Director
The Detroit Opera has announced a new music director, its first since the late David DiChiera, company founder and artistic director, retired in 2016. (DiChiera died in 2018.) He is Mexican-born Roberto Kalb, Detroit resident and onetime … »
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A Dazzling David et Jonathas Argues the Case for a Charpentier Revival
PARIS & VERSAILLES, FRANCE—This month the French capital has showcased early opera, with new productions of stage works by both Gluck (1714-87), the Austrian composer who spearheaded the post-Baroque transition towards classicism, and … »
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$1,000/Month, No Strings, for NY Artists in Need
Creatives Rebuild New York (CRNY), a new agency launched by the State, has begun distributing $43 mn in $1,000 monthly payments for 18 months to 2,400 artists and culture makers throughout New York State through the Guaranteed Income for Artists … »
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A Rare Recital by a Busy Opera Star
If Sondra Radvanovsky’s ambitious Carnegie Hall recital on November 15 couldn’t compete with the fictional Mawrdew Czgowchwz’s (pronounced Mardu Gorgeous), it wasn’t for lack of trying. The heroine of James McCourt’s … »
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Cleveland O Youth Orchestra Gets $5M
Geoffrey and Sarah Gund have made a $5mn endowment gift to the Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra (COYO). Geoffrey Gund is the former president of the George Gund Foundation, which funds mostly Cleveland and northeast Ohio non-profits. The … »
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