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Another Major Arts Executive Will Exit Her Post
Arlene Shuler has said she will exit as president and CEO of the New York City Center at the end of the current, 2021-22 season, after a transformative tenure just one year shy of two decades. Shuler's 19-year run has seen the venerable arts … »
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Why Hold Music Is Sooo Annoying
Seven of the most dreaded words in the English language—“Your call is very important to us”— means you have been condemned to the electronic hell of a telephone hold. Often the same annoying audio loop is repeated ad … »
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English Touring O Defends Sacking & Re-auditioning Musicians
The English Touring Opera is defending its much-criticized plan to overhaul its recruitment policy for its orchestra starting in 2022. The immediate impact of the decision was notification to 13 freelance musicians, some veterans of over 20 … »
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LA Master Chorale Moves Messiah Singalong Outdoors
Citing “an abundance of caution,” the Los Angeles Master Chorale has cancelled the 40 th edition of its annual Messiah singalong on Dec. 20. “Since the pandemic… we have routinely checked in with the department of health … »
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Detroit Symphony Names New Prez and CEO
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra (DSO) has looked within to find the successor to Anne Parsons and her 18-year legendary tenure as president and CEO. It is current VP and General Manager Erik Rönmark, who has been with the orchestra since 2005 … »
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''Carnegie Hall +'' Launches on Apple TV
From a three-legged partnership that involves the deep Unitel catalog of European classical music and ballet films, Apple TV, and Carnegie Hall, comes a new streaming channel: Carnegie Hall+, which went live Wednesday at 7 p.m. on Apple TV, where … »
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Restoration of Chopin's Piano Underway at His Museum in Warsaw
WARSAW, Poland (AP) -- The last piano on which Frederic Chopin played and composed in Paris is being renovated by a U.S. expert who is giving it back its original mid-19th century characteristics. Paul McNulty is spending days at the Frederic … »
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Gala Report: La Scala Opens, Stars Defend Modern Staging
MILAN (AP) — Milanese turned out in all their finery for La Scala’s Dec. 7 gala season opener of Verdi’s Macbeth in a fully seated theater, a welcome return after the pandemic made last year’s premiere a televised-only … »
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The Murderess Sings at the Greek National Opera
Alexandros Papadiamantis’s novella, The Murderess enjoys seminal status in Greece where it has stood as a challenge to conventional socio-political thinking and the roles of church and state since its publication in 1903. Adapted by Giorgos … »
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Opera San José's New General Director
As of January 2022, Shawna Lucey will be the new general director and CEO at Opera San José (OSJ), succeeding Khori Dastoor, who assumes the same role at the Houston Grand Opera in January. With over 15 years of industry experience, Lucey … »
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