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New Artist of the Month: Countertenor Randall Scotting
When Randall Scotting jumped in as a substitute Apollo in Britten’s Death in Venice at the Royal Opera House in November 2019, it was a case of cometh the hour, cometh the man. On the back of that success, the Metropolitan Opera then asked … »
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How Hamilton Got Millions from the Feds
After a sluggish, error-prone start, the $16bn Shuttered Venue Operators Grant initiative is finally doling out money in amounts as high as $10mn. Early indications suggest that Broadway is set to fare well, and in one particular case, … »
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Silkroad's Global Music Workshop Moves Online
This year’s Global Musician Workshop (GMW) will take place virtually from August 8 to 14. An educational initiative of Silkroad in partnership with the New England Conservatory, the GMW assembles a faculty representing various cultures, … »
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UNC School of the Arts Nabs Theater Communications Group Exec
As previously reported , the University of North Carolina School for the Arts (UNSCA) recently named new deans for three of its five schools, one each for the School of Music, Dance, and Filmmaking. Now there is more news from the conservatory, … »
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Houston Grand Opera Names CEO
Khori Dastoor, who started her career as a resident artist at Opera San José in 2007 and is today its general director, is to be the next general director and CEO of Houston Grand Opera, arguably the country’s most innovative large … »
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Lyric Opera Opens in Fall, Intermissions Intact
The Lyric Opera of Chicago returns to live performances in September and October when Enrique Mazzola, the company’s new music director, leads performances of Verdi’s Macbeth and Donizetti’s The Elixir of Love . Intermissions, … »
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Rains Damage Stuttgart Opera House
BERLIN (AP) — Thunderstorms hit Germany late Monday and torrential rain poured down on southern and western parts of the country leading to dozens of accidents and hundreds of firefighter operations throughout the night. In Bavaria, some … »
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James Gaffigan to Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía
American conductor James Gaffigan is to be the next music director of Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía of Valencia as of the coming season; he succeeds co-directors Fabio Biondi and Roberto Abbado. Gaffigan recently stepped down as … »
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Classical Movements Turns on a Dime
The Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra (FSYO) had to scramble to pull off its first concert since March 2020. Originally slated to perform on June 27 at the North Beach Bandshell in Miami Beach, the orchestra was forced to relocate when relief … »
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Three New Artistic Directors
As of July 1, Swedish conductor Joachim Gustafsson takes the post of music director at Colombia’s Bogotá Philharmonic Orchestra (OFB). His appointment is a result of an election, by secret ballot, by the orchestra’s 100-plus … »
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