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Sydney Symphony CEO Quits Abruptly

In what she calls “a hit job of the highest order,” Emma Dunch has exited her post as chief executive of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. Dunch, who once worked as an independent fund raiser in New York City, after a brief tenure with … »
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Afghan Music Institute to Re-emerge in Portugal

On Dec. 13 the long journey to safety begun more than two months ago concluded with the arrival in Lisbon, Portugal, of a charter flight carrying 273 students, faculty, staff and immediate family members associated with the Afghanistan National … »
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Rome Opera Makes a Fresh Start with New Intendant & Music Director

Francesco Giambrone, current intendant of Palermo's Teatro Massimo, is to take the same post with Rome's Teatro dell'Opera. Although his Massimo contract is due to expire next Spring, he may begin in Rome earlier than that—possibly in time … »
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Women Composers Marginalized by Entertainment Biz Males

While the push for gender equity in the entertainment industry is generating headlines in high profile areas such as directing and onscreen representation, the composition of film music has remained a decidedly male preserve. (Unlike the … »
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After Navigating Choppy Waters, the Greek National Opera Enjoys a Rebirth

Exploring the Acropolis or wandering the ancient Athenian agora it’s impossible not to reflect on the vibrant, yet turbulent history of Greece, the country that in many ways has defined Western civilization as we know it. Fast forward 2,500 … »
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Cancelled by the Old Vic, Into the Woods Finds a New Home

With Stephen Sondheim’s passing, the cancellation of Into the Woods by the Old Vic last October for non-dramaturgical reasons seems all the more disappointing. Staff members reportedly objected to Terry Gilliam’s production because of … »
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UK Pandemic Heroes Recognized by RPS, ABO

Jamie Hutchinson, sub-principal violin with the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra, and Beth Higham-Edwards, percussionist with the London Chamber Orchestra, will share this year’s Salomon Prize. Given jointly by The Royal Philharmonic Society … »
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Balanchine's Nutcracker Is Back, Magic and Wonder Intact

NEW YORK (AP) — The glistening Christmas tree is growing again, up to the rafters. The confetti snowflakes are swirling anew. The Nutcracker Prince has resumed battling the multi-headed Mouse King — and winning, with young … »
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A Rising Star's Enchanting NY Recital Debut

If all Randall Goosby had going for him was his sound, he would go far. With a signature tone of simmering heat, polish, and power, this 25-year-old violinist could have been destined to take on leading roles in the major concert halls of the … »
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RI Phil Expands Tovey's Role; Cinci Symphony Fills DEI Conductor Post

British conductor Bramwell Tovey, longtime music director of the Vancouver Symphony, now emeritus, has agreed to expand his role with the Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra (RIPO) from artistic advisor to principal conductor and artistic … »
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