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U.K. Gov't Names 19 EU Members Its Musicians May Tour, Briefly, without Visas
Finally, some good post-Brexit news for U.K. touring musicians: The Department of Media, Touring, and Sport (DCMS) has announced 19 EU member states in which they will be allowed to tour, short-term, without either visas or work permits. … »
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Carnegie's Opening Night Is an All-star Affair
Carnegie Hall has announced its October 6 opening night programming, and it is gala fare indeed: The Philadelphia Orchestra under its Music Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin with soloist Yuja Wang performing Rachmaninoff’s Piano … »
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Petrenko Speaks Out on Vaccines, Brexit, Touring as He Takes Over RPO
As Vasily Petrenko assumes his new role as music director of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO), which is celebrating its 75 th anniversary, more than just music is on his mind. In an interview with the PA news agency, the 45-year-old Russian … »
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Three New Management Signings
Georgian-French pianist Khatia Buniatishvili, formerly with Columbia Artists, has signed with Arabella Arts for North American representation. Arabella’s two principals, Stefana Atlas and Samantha Scully, also were with Columbia, which … »
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Two Appointments for Conductors Who Specialize in Education
Joseph Conyers, a 2018 MA Top 30 Professional and assistant bass of the Philadelphia Orchestra, is to be director of the Young Artists Orchestra of BUTI—the Boston University Tanglewood Institute (for high school music … »
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Additional CMS Programming Emphasizes (Mostly) New Music
The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center has announced additional 2021-22 programing to its Alice Tully Hall fare, reported in May . The new concerts happen in the Rose Building, mostly in the Rose Studio and/or cyberspace. The "New Milestones … »
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SF Symphony Still Stops Short of Requiring Vaccine
The San Francisco Symphony has updated its Covid-19 safety protocols, going into effect this Friday, August 6. However, unlike its colleagues at the SF Opera, the Met Opera, Carnegie Hall, and Broadway, it is not requiring proof of vaccination … »
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Lincoln Center Recruits Public Theater Exec for Top Artistic Post
After a year as associate artistic director of the Public Theater, Shanta Thake is to take the top artistic position at Lincoln Center, overseeing its various series and festivals. The position has been vacant since Jane Moss departed in 2020. In … »
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Gov't Announces Over $7.5 Billion Delivered in Shuttered Venue Operator Grants (SVOG)
After a slugglish start in April , the Small Business Administration (SBA) has announced that its Shuttered Venue Operators Grants (SVOG) are finally getting out of the building and into the hands of the concert halls, movie theaters, museums, … »
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Camille Saint-Saëns Died 100 Years Ago: Time to Reassess Some Neglected Works
Has Camille Saint-Saëns been “shamefully neglected and overlooked?” Stephen Moss, writing for The Guardian , certainly thinks so. This year marks the centenary of the death of this prolific French composer—his oeuvre … »
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