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Ukrainian Freedom O Prepares to Launch
The Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra , brainchild of Canadian conductor Keri-Lynn Wilson, whose grandmothers are Ukrainian and Icelandic, wife of Met Opera General Manager Peter Gelb, made its debut in Warsaw’s National Concert Hall on July 28. … »
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New Execs in Tampa, Nashville, LA
Greg Holland, an executive affiliate of Nederlander Worldwide, as well as an executive producer of a number of Broadway shows in his own right, is to succeed Judy Lisi as president and CEO of the David A. Straz, Jr. Center for the Performing Arts … »
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Several Conductors Get New Jobs Across the Pond
Iranian composer/conductor Alexander Ali Rahbari [pictured with Gergiev] , a self-proclaimed Putin supporter, has announced on Instagram that he is the new principal guest conductor of the Mariinsky Theater, and will conduct ten concerts there … »
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Mellon Foundation Gives $1M to Chicago Sinfonietta
Chicago Sinfonietta has received what it calls a “special award” of $1 million from the Mellon Foundation, whose granting practices among arts organizations continue to reflect the Foundation-wide focus on social justice. Sinfonietta … »
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Pianist Paul Lewis to 'Climb a Mountain' of Beethoven at Tanglewood
Tackling all five of Beethoven’s piano concertos in a series is not for the faint of heart. British pianist Paul Lewis is set to do just that in three concerts with the BSO and Andris Nelsons at Tanglewood on July 29-31. “It’s a … »
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Minnesota O Names Its Next Music Director
The Minnesota Orchestra has chosen another Scandinavian to succeed Osmo Vänskä, whose valedictory season concluded in June after 19 years at the artistic helm. He is Danish conductor Thomas Søndergård, 52, who first led the … »
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Covid-19 Cases Cancel Cleveland
COVID-19 and its variants continue to spread their unwanted ills, and choristers singing without masks should take note: Because of a number of cases in its ranks, the Blossom Festival Chorus has cancelled its appearance with the Cleveland … »
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Detroit Symphony Names New Concertmaster and Other Key Players
The Detroit Symphony has appointed Robyn Bollinger, noted free-lance and former member of the Boston-based chamber group A Far Cry, to be its next concertmaster. After a successful audition in February, Bollinger sat in with the DSO for two weeks … »
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At Aix-en-Provence, A Flop and Two Classics
AIX-EN-PROVENCE—There was a determination on the part of Artistic Director Pierre Audi and the city fathers of Aix to mount a full-on festival in 2022 after the difficulties of the last two years, and they more than delivered on their … »
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Strauss at SummerScape: A Ruse of a Ruse
ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON, NY—Operatic might-have-beens are a centerpiece of the Bard SummerScape’s annual season, the 2022 entry being Die Schweigsame Frau (The Silent Woman) in a brave production that makes an almost-best-possible case … »
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