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South Dakota Symphony Partners with the Teton Sioux
There are very few places in the world where one can listen to a violin and a cello played alongside a Lakota drum and singers. In October, the Lakota Music Project will travel South Dakota for its Shared Vision Tour and give communities across … »
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Dazzling Humanities Center to Open at Oxford U
On Oct. 13, Oxford University will open The Stephen A. Schwarzman Center, a new £185m arts and humanities facility that will house the Institute for Ethics in AI, the Oxford Internet Institute, and the new Bodleian Humanities Library. Other … »
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Dudamel Whips Up a Storm for His Final LA Phil Opening
LOS ANGELES—Two weeks after he inaugurated his term as Music and Artistic Director-Designate of the New York Philharmonic on Sep. 11, Gustavo Dudamel opened his final season as Music and Artistic Director of the Los Angeles … »
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New Artist of the Month:
Violist Emma Wernig
In many chamber settings, the viola tends to blend into the texture—which made Emma Wernig’s playing all the more striking when I first encountered her last August on opening weekend at Tippet Rise, the remote Montana arts center. … »
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Vienna Phil Hires Its First East Asian
For the first time in the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra’s (VPO) 183-year history, its musicians voted to add a musician of East Asian descent. Hanna Cho, a Korean-American violinist born in Seoul but raised and educated in the United … »
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New Culture Reporter at the NY Times
When NY Times Culture Editor Sia Michel moved the New York Times’s top performing arts critics off their respective beats (not to mention areas of expertise) in July, she said all would be reassigned. Jesse Green, former theater critic, … »
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Judge Blocks Trump's VOA Purge
WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal judge agreed Monday to temporarily suspend the Trump administration’s plan to eliminate hundreds of jobs at the agency that oversees Voice of America, the government-funded broadcaster founded to counter … »
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Portland Opera Gen'l Director to Exit
As of December 31, 2025, Sue Dixon will resign from Portland Opera after 11 years, the last six as general director . She had told the board of directors of her plans a year ago, timing her departure to coincide with the completion of the … »
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An Exemplary Mahler 1 in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO—With the softly gleaming pedal-point chord that opened the San Francisco Symphony’s performance of Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 1 on September 26, a sense that something special was in store began to take hold. The … »
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National Symphony Taps 5 Players
The National Symphony Orchestra (NSO) has added five musicians for the 2025–26 season. “As I begin my ninth season as music director,” noted Gianandrea Noseda, “I feel a deep responsibility to secure the future of the NSO … »
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