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Arkansas Symphony to Build a New, $9M Music Center
The Arkansas Symphony Orchestra has announced plans for a $9mn state-of-the-art, 20,000-sq.-ft. music center to be located adjacent to the Clinton Presidential Center. For the past two years the ASO has been raising money behind-the-scenes. With … »
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A Few Roster Additions and Subtractions
British-American conductor Johann Stuckenbruck has joined the roster of HarrisonParrott, his first management affiliation. A regular conductor at Glyndebourne, Stuckenbruck served as assistant conductor under Mark Elder at the Hallé … »
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New Terpsichorean Leadership in San Francisco, Orlando
New artistic leadership is now in place at the ballet companies in San Francisco and Orlando. On Jan. 11 the San Francisco Ballet appointed Tamara Rojo as its first new artistic director in nearly 40 years and the first woman to lead the company. … »
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Wales Arts Groups Get (More) Millions in Government Support
The Welsh government has bolstered its pre-Christmas support package for the arts worth £5.25mn ($7.2mn) with an additional £10.2mn ($14mn). The government’s deputy minister for arts and sport Dawn Bowden described the funding … »
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Ronnie Spector, Queen of the Girl Groups, Dies at 78
NEW YORK (AP) — Ronnie Spector, the cat-eyed, bee-hived rock ‘n’ roll siren who sang such 1960s hits as “Be My Baby,” “Baby I Love You” and “Walking in the Rain” as the leader of the girl … »
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Toronto Taps Cleveland's Chief Artistic Officer
Mark Williams, chief artistic and operations officer of the Cleveland Orchestra, is to be the new CEO of the Toronto Symphony as of April 2022. He succeeds Matthew Loden , who took over as dean of Rice University’s Shepherd School of Music … »
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Elbephilharmonie Turns Five, Celebrates with Special Programming
January 11 marked the fifth anniversary of the opening of Elbphilharmonie Hamburg , an architectural marvel that has elevated the cultural profile of this northern German city internationally. Since 2017 its performance halls have hosted about … »
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Maria Ewing Dies at 71
Maria Ewing, who sang major soprano and mezzo-soprano roles on international states from the Met to Coven Garden, died on January 9 at her home in Detroit. She was 71. Born of a Dutch mother and African-American father, her family history is said … »
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Mälkki-NY Phil Speculation: AP Fans the Flame
NEW YORK (AP) — Her arms at her side against her glimmering, long black jacket and her blond hair pulled into a ponytail, Susanna Mälkki soaked in several minutes of applause after a thrilling Carnegie Hall debut. She had conducted the … »
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Music School of Delaware Gets Surprise $10M Bequest
Mary Ellen Northrop, an unassuming Wilmington music lover who enjoyed playing the clarinet and spent her life working as a budget and tax analyst, once hinted to officials at the Music School of Delaware (MSD) that she might give them a gift. … »
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