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New CEO for City of London Sinfonia
City of London Sinfonia (CLS), now its 51 st season, has a new CEO arriving in April 2023. The 40-member chamber orchestra, founded and overseen by Richard Hickox until his death in 2008, performs 75 concerts annually, in a range of venues … »
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UK Public Needs Musicians, While Musicians Struggle to Make a Living
Research by Help Musicians, an independent charity in the U.K., has found that 67 percent of people in the country “could not live without music” and 45 percent believe it is “part of their DNA.” Ironically, nearly half of … »
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Virginia Symphony Has a New CEO
The Virginia Symphony Orchestra (VSO) has a new president and CEO in Andrea F. Warren, in the job since earlier this month. She succeeds Karen M. Philion, who announced in April that she would be leaving after over a decade in the job. It was … »
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Smart Crit's Top 10 Picks for 2022
The past year in classical music has been dominated by the response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. “Major institutions,” writes Alex Ross in The New Yorker , “finally began to extricate themselves from the sticky … »
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Contests & Awards
Competitions: Recent Winners & a Few Deadlines
The Voice of Black Opera Awards -- open to Black and South Asian singers from Commonwealth countries and sponsored jointly by the British Black Classical Foundation and Welsh National Opera (WNO)— ended in Birmingham, U.K., on December 6. … »
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Industry News
$37 3D-Printed Violin for Every Student
Among the reasons for the decline in music education, the often-prohibitive cost of musical instruments is near the top of the list. Now the Montreal-based AVIVA Young Artists Program is offering a solution designed to place instruments within … »
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WaPo Picks Up on Juilliard Sex Misconduct Allegations
Some 450 composers, musicians, educators, and arts leaders have signed a letter to Juilliard calling for the school to take disciplinary action against composer and department chair Robert Beaser for alleged “decades-long abuse of women and … »
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People in the News
New Artistic Director for Opera Australia
Opera and music theater director Jo Davies is to be the new artistic director of Opera Australia, effective in November of 2023 and succeeding Lyndon Terracini, who was in the job 13 years before opting out of a contract renewal. He left … »
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Updates in Academe
After serving briefly on the faculty of the Juilliard School, composer Andrew Norman, 43, who was named Musical America’s Composer of the Year in the same year he won the Grawemeyer award, in 2017, will return to the USC Thornton School of … »
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Industry News
Flat-fee Classical Tracks Fastest Growing on YouTube
Research data from Epidemic Sound, a Swedish-based music tech company, has found that classical music is the fastest growing genre on YouTube, jumping by more than 90 percent in the last year across Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, Africa, … »
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