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Key St. Louis Music Critic Has Died
Sarah Bryan Miller, longtime staff music critic for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch , died on November 28 after a long and courageous battle against cancer. She was 68. A onetime member of the Lyric Opera of Chicago Chorus, Bryan, as she preferred to … »
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The Obscure Donizetti Comes to Life in Bergamo
Most of the operas Donizetti wrote prior to his breakthrough success with Anna Bolena in 1830 are all but forgotten, despite his having already written around 30 of them by then. In recent years the Donizetti Opera Festival has been … »
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Biden and the Arts: Things Can Only Get Better
The election of Joe Biden bodes well for an expansive role for the arts and culture in the new administration. “Things are going to change,” says Nina Ozlu Tunceli, executive director of the Americans for the Arts Action Fund. … »
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Philadelphia O Commits to Florence Price's Oeuvre
Overlooked for far too long, the African American composer Florence Price is finally getting her due, thanks in no small part to the Philadelphia Orchestra and its music director. “The idea is that we’ll start a real Florence Price … »
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La Scala Gala to Go Ahead, as an All-star Stream
MILAN (AP) — La Scala opera house announced Wednesday that it will broadcast a gala event featuring stars including Placido Domingo, Roberto Alagna and Jonas Kaufmann on the night of its traditional Dec. 7 season-opener, instead of the … »
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Italy Shuts Its Theaters, but Donizetti Festival Presses On
Time was when the cancellation of two superstar tenors would send a producer of opera into a panic. But that was before the coronavirus, which at least has served to put catastrophic events in perspective as it renders live performances almost an … »
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Newport Music Festival Taps Executive Director
Gillian Friedman Fox is to take on the 53 rd season of the Newport Music Festival as its executive director. She arrives January 4, 2021 after five years at the Dallas Symphony, most recently as director of contemporary programming initiatives, … »
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Maestro Arts Names New Managing Director
London-based Maestro Arts has named Jordi Martin Mont as its new managing director. He succeeds Rachel van Walsum, who moves to the position of director and artist manager. Martin Mont has been with the company since its founding, with Ms. Van … »
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New Gadget Promises to Revolutionize Royalty Monitoring
Checking royalties due can be a complex, laborious, and sometimes contentious exercise for artists. The London-based company Audoo promises to simplify the process and ensure that artists get the money they are due for the broadcasting and … »
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Sir David to Return to Covent Garden
Sir David Webster—or rather his portrait—is soon to be back in the Royal Opera House (ROH), where he served as director from 1945 to 1970. In October the ROH decided to have Christies auction David Hockney’s 1971 portrait … »
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