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BAM Artistic Director Resigns
David Binder, artistic director of the Brooklyn Academy of Music since 2019 , has announced his plans to exit in July. Having come from the commercial-theater world (he was lead producer of the Tony Award-winning Hedwig and the Angry Inch , among … »
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Søndergård Wows Cincinnati
The combination of Thomas Søndergård, music director designate of the Minnesota Orchestra; the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra; and Jean Sibelius’ Symphony No. 2 produced an evening of music that drove one critic to superlatives. … »
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In Our Daughter's Eyes: A Tour de Force for Nathan Gunn
Du Yun is a Shanghai- and U.S.- trained composer and performer, now based in New York. Her best-known works are the opera Angel’s Bone , first heard in 2016 at the Prototype Festival in New York and winner of the 2017 Pulitzer Prize for … »
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Yuja Wang Conquers Lindberg's Massive Third Concerto in NYC
One needn’t look far for premieres of new music in the New York Philharmonic’s current season, but few will have the sheer size or impose the interpretive challenges of Finnish composer Magnus Lindberg’s Third Piano Concerto. … »
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Longtime Boston Symphony Exec Resigns
Bernadette Horgan, director of public relations for the Boston Symphony Orchestra and as such a member of the BSO senior management team, is stepping down from her position as of January 20. She has been with the orchestra for 35 years, or, … »
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ACE Strikes Again: Glyndebourne Cancels Touring
The cutbacks to opera companies instituted by Arts Council England in November 2022 have claimed another victim—the touring program that Glyndebourne has offered for over 50 years. Stephen Langridge, the company’s artistic director, … »
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A New Market for Second-hand Pianos
Since 2017 Matthew Wright and Tim Vincent-Smith have been staging events around Edinburgh in pop-up Pianodrome venues made entirely from “upcycled” pianos. The initial Pianodrome, located at the Royal Botanic Garden, attracted … »
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Daniel Barenboim Resigns from the Staatsoper
Daniel Barenboim, among the world’s most highly visible conductors, has resigned as general music director of the Berlin Staatsoper, a position he has held since 1992. His final day is January 31. “Unfortunately, my health has … »
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Prototype Reaches a Milestone
This year marks the tenth anniversary of the Prototype Opera Festival. Founded by 2021 MA Artist of the Year Beth Morrison and HERE, an off-off-Broadway venue, and initially bankrolled by the Mellon Foundation, the festival presents, in … »
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The Russian Invasion & the Performing Arts: A Recap
Some of the boldest headlines in the performing arts last year were reverberations from Russian’s war on Ukraine. In addition to bombed-out theaters and silenced performances, artists’ careers, in some cases lives, were destroyed or … »
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