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Four European Orchestras, Back on Stage--Cautiously

May 29, 2020 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
As parts of Europe emerge from the lockdown, a few, largely state-supported orchestras are taking baby steps back to the concert hall. In Berlin, where restaurants are open for dining in, the Philharmonic dipped its collective toe in the water … » Read
 

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Catching up on Artist Management Moves

May 29, 2020 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
Masaaki and Masato Suzuki, respectively the founder and principal conductor of Bach Collegium Japan , have joined HarrisonParrott for general management. They previously were with Hazard Chase, which went into voluntary liquidation in March. Both … » Read
 

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'Rescue and Restart': Australian Arts Groups Get $50M

May 29, 2020 | Anthony Brown, Musical America
Many of Australia’s largest performing arts organizations are posed to benefit from an infusion of $50m from the state of New South Wales (NSW)to offset losses incurred during the pandemic. "We know that the arts are a place of refuge and a … » Read
 

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The 'Philadelphia Orchestra Channel' Comes to Penn Med Hospitals

May 29, 2020 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
The Philadelphia Orchestra is doing its part to make time spent in the hospital less onerous during the coronavirus pandemic. Patients and health-care workers at Penn Medicine’s six sites can now view performance videos from the … » Read
 

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2020 BBC Proms to Plumb the Archives

May 28, 2020 | Anthony Brown, Musical America
The 125 th edition of the Proms—scheduled for July 17 through September 12—will adopt a unique approach to accommodate the threat posed by the Covid-19 pandemic. “This year it is not going to be the Proms as we know them, but … » Read
 

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Bard, Bridgehampton Festivals Postponed to 2021

May 28, 2020 | Nicholas Beard, Musical America
The Bard Music Festival/Bard SummerScape has officially been cancelled. In a letter to patrons sent out yesterday, organizers explained that the planned offerings between June 26 and August 16 had been postponed until summer 2021. Among them: the … » Read
 

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Members of Baylin Artists Roster Move to Alliance Artists Mgmt

May 28, 2020 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
In February, even before COVID-19 caused the shutdown of the live, in-person performing arts world, Marc Baylin announced that, after nearly 40 years in the business, he would be closing shop at Baylin Artists, est. 1993, by June of 2021. His … » Read
 

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Met Extends Student Streams to an Online Summer Camp

May 28, 2020 | Sarah Shay, Musical America
On June 15, the Metropolitan Opera will launch a free eight-week Global Summer Camp. Each week will feature an opera from the Met’s archive complemented by hands-on creative projects; instruction from educators and artists; and the chance … » Read
 

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Conductor Joel Revzen Dies at 74

May 28, 2020 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
Joel Revzen, staff conductor for the Metropolitan Opera, died on May 25, from complications from the coronavirus. He was 74. He made his Met conducting debut in 2017, with Eugene Onegin starring Anna Netrebko and Peter Mattei. “As an … » Read
 

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Southbank Predicts Spring 2021 Opening, Crippling Losses

May 27, 2020 | Anthony Brown, Musical America
London’s Southbank Center, the U.K.’s largest arts and cultural organization, is joining the growing roster of performance venues around the world that have seen the earliest moment for reopening as likely to be the spring of 2021. … » Read
 
 

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