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Manhattan School of Music's Artist Scholars, 2021-22
The Manhattan School of Music (MSM) has unveiled its 2021-22 roster of Artist Scholars—artists, activists, educators, and arts leaders who will share with students their experiences, expertise, and insights around artistry, creativity, and … »
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A New Fidelio That Succeeds on Every Front
SAN FRANCISCO—San Francisco Opera’s Fidelio arrived nearly overloaded with expectations. Originally planned as last season’s inaugural production to celebrate the choice of Eun Sun Kim as new music director, the show had to be … »
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Francesca Zambello to Exit Glimmerglass; 2022 Season Unveiled
Francesca Zambello will exit the Glimmerglass Festival at the end of the 2022 festival after what will have been 12 seasons as artistic and general director of the annual Cooperstown, NY, event. She has decided, she tells The New York Times , to … »
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Centuries-old Boychoir Will Soon Admit (Gasp!) Girls
St. John’s College, one of the 31 colleges at the University of Cambridge, has taken a step forward in announcing that its choir will accept girls and women as of 2022. The Choir of St. John’s, with a history dating back to the 1670s … »
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The Future of the Music Biz Is About Tech, Not Art
The time of year for predictions is fast approaching, and author, jazz critic, and music historian Ted Gioia decided to get a jump on the trend with his dozen predictions for the future of music. Record labels will stop developing new … »
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Promises, Promises: East London as a New Cultural Hub
On Oct. 14, London Mayor Sadiq Khan and Rokhsana Fiaz, mayor of Newham, announced plans for transforming East London’s Royal Docks into a cultural quarter that would produce 35,000 jobs and 4,000 new homes while generating more than … »
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How Salonen and His Pack of 8 Are Reinventing the SFS
Esa-Pekka Salonen arrived at the San Francisco Symphony (SFS) determined to shake things up. “I’m totally open to all kinds of new ideas,” he said in a recent interview. I’m dreaming of ways to put the orchestra in service … »
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Coming to America in 2021: A Saga in Itself
It isn’t easy to come to from abroad to perform in the U.S. these days. Witness the recent travails of the Danish String Quartet, Musical America’s 2020 Ensemble of the Year . The Grammy Award-winning quartet, having already seen a … »
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Dedicated Met Opera Concertmaster of 43 Years Dies at 89
Raymond Gniewek, longtime concertmaster for the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and, by all accounts, unique in his status as the best of his era, died on October 1 in Naples, FL, at the age 89. He was six weeks shy of his 90 th birthday. His family … »
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UMich Prof Will Plead Guilty
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — A former University of Michigan violin professor is expected to plead guilty to charges that he transported a female minor across state lines for sex, according to federal court records. Mlive.com reports that … »
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