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NY Phil Exec Director Resigns

The New York Philharmonic has confirmed that Adam Cox, the orchestra’s executive director overseeing all things financial, has left for personal reasons. His departure date is reported as October 11. Cox, whose portfolio covered purely … »
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Atlanta Taps Its Next Music Director

Nathalie Stutzmann, current principal guest conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra and chief conductor of Norway’s Kristiansand Symphony Orchestra, is to succeed Robert Spano as music director of the Atlanta Symphony, effective in 2022-23 … »
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A Musically Beautiful Fidelio Overcomes an Ugly Staging

LONDON--It’s neither musical fish nor theatrical fowl this Fidelio , and Glyndebourne doesn’t seem to have known what to do with it. Frederic Wake-Walker’s production is a misfire so complete that the word … »
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Teatro Comunale di Bologna Names Music Director

In January 2022 the 43-year-old Ukrainian conductor Oksana Lyniv will become music director for the Teatro Comunale di Bologna, the first woman to assume such a position in Italy. During her three-year engagement, she will be responsible for … »
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Music Rights and Political Campaigns: Protected in the U.K., Not in the U.S.

When British Prime Minister Boris Johnson took the stage for his keynote speech at the Conservative Party conference on Oct. 6 backed by the song “Blue Cassette,” he did so without permission from the tune’s creators, the indie … »
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Contests & Awards
Musical America Announces Its 2022 Artists of the Year

Musical America has named the distinguished pianist and educator Mitsuko Uchida as its 2022 Artist of the Year, a designation associated with the finest artists, composers, conductors, and stage directors in the music world, and dating back to … »
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St. Louis SO to Honor Late Music Critic with Fund and Concert

In what may be the first time a U.S. orchestra named a special fund for a music critic, much less performed a memorial concert in their honor, the St. Louis Symphony has established the Sarah Bryan Miller Fund. The endowed fund, established with … »
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Performing with Covid, Venue-to-Venue, State-to-State

Just when it seemed safe to return to the concert hall, the arrival of the aggressive Delta strain of Covid-19 introduced a new round of uncertainty to the performing arts world. “You wake up every day, cross your fingers that they’ll … »
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A 30-year Musical Partnership with Staying Power
When David Allen Miller steps to the podium of the Albany Symphony Orchestra (ASO) on October 16, he will begin his 30 th season as the ensemble’s music director. Since arriving from Los Angeles in 1992 as an admittedly intimidated … »
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One Year Later, Colorado Springs Phil & Players Come to Terms

After management’s year-long attempt to get rid of its musicians’ union and their right to bargain collectively, and seven months on the AFM’s “unfair” list, the Colorado Springs Philharmonic finally has reached an … »
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