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Naples Phil Hires Artistic Partner
As the Naples (FL) Philharmonic continues its search for a successor to Andrey Boreyko, who stepped down after eight seasons as music director last May, the orchestra has designated Canadian violinist James Ehnes to be its artistic … »
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A New Registry for Missing Instruments
For a musician, the loss of their instrument can be devastating. Nicole Boyesen, a double bassist with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, still finds the experience “heartbreaking” 42 years after her instrument went missing while she … »
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Libor Pešek Dies at 89
PRAGUE (AP)— Czech conductor Libor Pešek, best known for leading the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic for a decade, died on Oct. 23. He was 89. His death was reported Jan Hasenöhrl, director of the Czech National Symphony Orchestra … »
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Musical Insights Abound in Gabriela Lena Frank’s Debut Opera
SAN DIEGO—At the center of El último sueño de Frida y Diego ( The Last Dream of Frida and Diego ), Frida Kahlo decides to cross over from the underworld and return to the realm of the living. It’s a conceit that cries … »
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A New Ainimadar Staging Wows U.K. Critics
In its official U.K. premiere staging, the Scottish Opera’s new production of Ainadamar by composer Osvaldo Golijov and librettist David Henry Hwang has met with a rapturous reception. Following its Glasgow premiere on Oct. 29, a critic for … »
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Pittsburgh Cultural Trust to Get a New CEO
T he Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, the now nearly 40-year-old organization credited with creating the city’s 14-block “cultural district,” as a means of socio-economic revitalization, has announced a new president and … »
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Women Are Making a Dent, but Classical Music Is Still a Patriarchy
If constant reminders that women are grossly underrepresented in the classical music world had the ability to remedy the problem, gender inequities would have disappeared some time ago. But identifying a problem is not the same thing as solving … »
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New Artist of the Month: Cellist Zlatomir Fung
Competing with nature’s own surround-sound orchestra, open-air performances aren’t the optimal context for a soloist to shine. But Zlatomir Fung kept me riveted at last summer’s Bravo! Vail Festival, eager not to miss a single … »
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On Absolute Fire: Payare and Montreal at Southbank
LONDON—On October 28, the Southbank Center was presenting the Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal, the only international orchestra to grace the venue this year, and yet the Festival Hall was so undersubscribed that the balcony had … »
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'Mindful Music Moments': An In-school Tool for Post-Pandemic Stress Disorder
Over four centuries ago the English playwright and poet William Congreves wrote, “Music has charms to soothe a savage breast.” In our post-pandemic time, many U.S. teachers are turning to music to help alleviate the depression and … »
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