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APAP Rolls Out Schedule for Annual Conference, Jan 8-12, 2021
The 64 th annual conference of the Association of Performing Arts Professionals (APAP) will take place online from Jan. 8 to 12 amid a global pandemic that has cost the U.S. arts and cultural sector an estimated $14.8 billion in financial losses. … »
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Chinese Pianist Fou Ts'ong Dies at 86
Fou Ts'ong, the first Chinese pianist to win global acclaim and a revered teacher, died on Dec. 28 of Covid-19 in London. Fou was "a truly great pianist, and our spiritual beacon," said pianist Lang Lang in learning of his passing. Born into a … »
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Knoxville Symphony Musicians, Management, Reach Accord
The Knoxville Symphony Orchestra (KSO) and its musicians, as represented by AFM Local 546, have come to an agreement, after a contentious battle that saw the players filing a grievance in August. Management had furloughed them one month … »
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MA's Free Guide to (Mostly) Free Streams, Dec. 28-Jan. 4
We will be updating this list weekly. Please note that all times are given in U.S. Eastern Time (ET). To calculate in other time zones or counties, British Summer Time (BST) is currently five hours ahead of ET and Central European Time (CET) is … »
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The Arts' Struggle for Survival Grows Increasingly Intense
Fund raising in the arts has always been a challenge, especially the performing arts, where contributions far outweigh box office receipts in annual income. But when there can be no performances whatsoever, as in the current environment, and … »
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Ignoring the Arts & Artists Is Dangerous to the Economy
Lost jobs and failed businesses are the everyday curse of the pandemic. Nowhere are these societal depredations greater than in the performing arts. According to The New York Times , at the end of 2020’s third quarter, when overall … »
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Chicago Opera Theater's Music Director Keeps on Keeping on
The undeniable impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the performing arts should not overshadow the occasional glimmers of light emanating from an intrepid organization like the Chicago Opera Theater (COT) and its music director, Lidiya … »
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Alberto Vilar Said to Be Destitute
NEW YORK (AP) — Once worth nearly a billion dollars, opera-loving philanthropist Alberto Vilar is seeking financial relief from what his lawyers describe as a destitute existence following his 2018 release from prison. Vilar’s lawyers … »
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Major Broadway Producer Dies at 90
NEW YORK (AP) — Roger Berlind, a producer of more than 100 Broadway plays and musicals and the winner of 25 Tony Awards, has died. He was 90. He died Dec. 18 at his home in Montana. His family said cardiopulmonary arrest was to blame, The … »
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Legendary Violinist Ivry Gitlis Dies at 98
PARIS--Israeli virtuoso violinist Ivry Gitlis has died in Paris aged 98, his family told AFP Thursday. As one of the modern greats of classical music, he not only performed with the best orchestras in the world but never stopped experimenting, … »
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