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Marian Anderson House Gets $100,000 from City of Philly
Things are looking up for the Marian Anderson Historical Society and Museum in South Philadelphia. Severe flood damage a year ago forced the house to close to the public, but the organization’s CEO, Jillian Patricia Pirtle, tells the … »
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Now Streaming on a Screen Near You: Twilight: Gods
The filmed version of Yuval Sharon’s radical reimagining of Wagner’s Götterdämmerung—Twilight: Gods —will be available for free, on-demand viewing from July 29 through October 29. The sold-out Chicago … »
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Bloomberg Announces $30M for (Some) Arts Groups' Digital Efforts
Bloomberg Philanthropies, having already increased its historic support of arts and culture organizations during the pandemic, has devised a new $30 million Digital Accelerator Program to support technical infrastructure among a select group of … »
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Rossini Fest Coming to Toronto
The Toronto City Opera (TCO) has reached an agreement with the Rossini Opera Festival to bring the music of Gioachino Rossini to the Canadian city during the 2021-22 season. Held annually since 1980 for two weeks in August in Pesaro, … »
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A Watch-ful Figaro in Santa Fe
SANTA FE--The new production of The Marriage of Figaro , seen on July 23, takes its cue from the polymathic talents of Pierre Augustin Beaumarchais, the French author of the opera’s literary source. In addition to writing plays, his … »
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Rattle Dislikes the Perky Proms; Notes Scarcity of Free-lancers Due to Brexit
Perhaps feeling liberated by his imminent relocation to Munich and the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra in 2023, Simon Rattle told an interviewer for Radio Times that he has always dodged the opportunity to conduct Last Night of the Proms. … »
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At Santa Fe: Talvi's New Onegin Is a 'Special Treat'
SANTA FE--Among the nation’s opera companies that are cautiously coming back, the Santa Fe Opera is the first major one to launch a season that looks pretty close to normal. In addition to the world premiere of John Corigliano and Marc … »
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Nashville Symphony, Musicians, Reach Accord
One year ago, the Nashville Symphony announced that it was putting its staff and musicians on furlough through July 31, 2021 . Even Music Director Giancarlo Guerrero wasn’t spared. At the time, the move seemed drastic; would the … »
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Another Vacancy Filled at the Juilliard School
Perhaps it’s because the school has a dancer at its helm rather than a musician, but leadership in the flagship music division of Juilliard is looking very different than it did when Joseph Polisi left as president three years ago. With the … »
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A Third Opera Company for Chicago
The pandemic forced the Opera Festival of Chicago (OFC) to suspend its inaugural season a year ago, but the fledgling company has planned an ambitious slate of performances for this July and August. Committed to programming Italian works rarely … »
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