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MA Top 30 Professional of the Year: Heather Noonan
Vice President, Advocacy League of American Orchestras As the League of American Orchestras’ longtime advocate in Washington, D.C., Heather Noonan has been an indispensable guide through the maze of federal COVID-related … »
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Beckman YOLA Center Gets a Nod from The NY Times
An unusual alliance between sports and music are harbingers of an economic rebirth for Inglewood, a working-class city three miles from Los Angeles Airport. The 70,000-seat SoFi Stadium, home of the NFL’s Rams and the Chargers, and an … »
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Most European Venues Remain Open, but with Strict Regulations
As the Met Opera soldiers on with its shortened, intermission-less family fare this week, and a few Broadway shows remain open with understudies getting their Big Breaks, neither is imposing limits on audience size—just proof of vaccination … »
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An Orchestra Full of Junk
MADRID--Cristina Vazquez, a Roma teen who grew up in a Madrid shantytown, never imagined herself playing the violin. But today she is first violinist in an inventive orchestra bringing together two dozen other disadvantaged youths, using … »
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MA Top 30 Professional of the Year: Tomer Zvulun
General & Artistic Director Atlanta Opera Taking his inspiration from the book by Nassim Taleb, Black Swan , which posits that, during unpredictable events, history advances in leaps, not steps, Tomer Zvulun made a series of bold … »
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Jonas Kaufmann: Woke Casting Is a Threat to the Artform
In early December Jonas Kaufmann was due to sing in London over the Christmas holiday, so an interview by Stuart Jeffries for The Guardian seemed in order. Jeffries caught up with the 52-year-old German divo in Naples opposite the Teatro di San … »
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5,000 Belgian Culture Workers Protest Shutdown
BRUSSELS (AP) — Thousands of Belgian performers, cinema operators, event organizers, and others joined together Sunday to protest the government’s decision to close down the country’s cultural life to stem the spread of the … »
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APAP 2022 to Move to Online Only. Again.
For the second consecutive year, APAP has announced the cancellation of its in-person conference, scheduled for January 14-27 in Manhattan. It will move online instead, with a revised schedule due to be posted this week. In a letter to members … »
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MA Top 30 Professional of the Year: Cerise Lim Jacobs
Founder, Executive Producer, Librettist White Snake Projects As head of the opera company White Snake Projects, Cerise Lim Jacobs addressed the COVID crisis by creating what came to be known as the Pandemic Trilogy. “To think that … »
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The Met Opera's Family Offerings in Review
The Metropolitan Opera has designated two operas as holiday presentations this year, both abridged and sung in English, designed to be “family friendly.” Mozart’s The Magic Flute opened on December 10, a 90-minute, … »
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