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Surprise! Colorado Springs Music Director Resigns
In a move that surprised many, Josep Caballé Domenech announced his resignation as music director of the Colorado Springs Philharmonic as of May 2023. He joined the orchestra in 2011. "We’re saddened by it,” responded the … »
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NLRB Ruling Yields 2 Concerts by Springfield Symphony
The Springfield Symphony Orchestra, which has been mired in a contentious contract dispute for more than 18 months, is planning two concerts in April and May, the first by the ensemble in more than two years. Former SSO Music Director Mark … »
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English Touring Opera GD Resigns
James Conway has announced his departure after 20 years as director of the English Touring Opera (ETO). He has agreed to stay on part-time as artistic director until the end of 2022, with Michael Garvey serving as interim chief executive. Gerry … »
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SF Opera Unveils Its 2022-23, Centennial Season
The San Francisco Opera has planned an ambitious 2022-2023 season to honor its centennial. On the program are eight productions that represent a blend of standard fare with less common repertoire, including two commissioned premieres by Bay Area … »
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Philly O Ventures Out for a Four-Concert Tour
Its first tour in two-and-a-half years will be a modest one, but it does indicate a desire to show its colors outside the Amtrak corridor between Philadelphia and New York. The Philadelphia Orchestra will venture as far west as Oklahoma in a … »
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Conservatory Faculty News
It's not surprising that many faculty members at the Cleveland Institute of Music also have a regular gig with the local band. The latest CIM faculty news sees the return of the Cleveland Orchestra’s principal bass Maximilian Dimoff … »
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Catalog Sell Off: Big Name Artists Go Platinum in Perpetuity
In the past two years some of the most iconic names in popular music—Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Stevie Nicks, Paul Simon, Tina Turner, John Legend, the estate of David Bowie, et al.—have sold their music catalogs for prices ranging … »
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London Phil Claims 32,000 TikTok Followers
Classical music lovers and TikTok aficionados might not seem to be cut from the same cloth, but the recent experience of the London Philharmonic suggests otherwise. In January 2021 the LPO joined the social networking service, hoping to keep … »
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Missing from the Repertoire: Lesser-known Works by Deceased White Europeans
The hue and cry over the long overdue inclusion of more works by women and people of color can serve to disguise the fact that there are also thousands of other composers, some quite famous in their time, who hardly ever make it into a concert … »
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NY Public Radio Hires Greene Space Exec
New York Public Radio (NYPR) has a number of new staff members, including Kristina Newman-Scott, who earlier this month became executive director of The Jerome L. Greene Performance Space, a new position. NYPR is the umbrella corporation housing … »
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