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More Arts Leaders Head Into Retirement
Two more retirements to add to the ever-growing list of arts executives leaving storied careers behind. The latest is JoAnn Kulesza, music director of the Peabody Opera Theater for 30 years and a key member of the music faculty. Stepping in to … »
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Opus 3 President to Step Down
Clearly, the pandemic has quickened the pace of retirement plans among a certain generation of arts leaders. In the latest instance, David Foster will retire as president of Opus 3 Artists, “whenever it’s appropriate in the coming … »
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New Artist of the Month: Tenor Miles Mykkanen
It looked set to be a gala y ear for Miles Mykkanen. The 29-year-old tenor made his Metropolitan Opera debut as Second Apprentice in the company’s new production of Wozzeck , but when the run ended on January 22, 2020, lockdown was less … »
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Stéphane Denève Re-ups in Saint Louis
Stéphane Denève will stay on as music director of the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra through the end of the 2025-26 season, having just signed a four-year extension to his current contract. He’s been artistic chief of the … »
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Cinci Opera Takes Its Summer Fest to the Park
For the first time in half a century the Cincinnati Opera is returning to the out-of-doors for its summer festival. The company will present three perennial favorites— Carmen , Tosca , and The Barber of Seville —as well as a concert … »
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Dudamel the Headliner in Barcelona Otello
With his Los Angeles Philharmonic unable to perform before live audiences, Gustavo Dudamel is plying his trade abroad, most recently in Barcelona. There, on March 27, he made his Spanish opera debut leading an ensemble of 50 musicians and 75 … »
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Dallas Opera Cancels Live Recitals Due to Positive Covid-19 Test
One day after the Dallas Morning News reported that the Dallas and Fort Worth Symphonies would return to the "new normal" next fall, a the Dallas Opera has succumbed to the “old normal.” The company has been forced to cancel a … »
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Carnegie Hall's 'Voices of Hope' to Launch April 16 Online
Carnegie Hall has announced plans for its first-ever digital festival. “Voices of Hope,” originally scheduled to run in-person from March through May, is to move online with plans for more than 100 mostly free events, from April … »
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SFO Beta Testing No-lag Live Streaming for Voices
The lag time in remote ensemble performances has been a major challenge throughout the pandemic. The San Francisco Opera (SFO) is experimenting with a new software designed to keep musicians in sync. Aloha by Elk, currently in beta testing, uses … »
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Hong Kong Fears Censorship of the Arts
HONG KONG (AP) — Decisions in Hong Kong not to display a politically sensitive photograph in a museum exhibition and not broadcast the annual Academy Awards for the first time in decades have prompted concerns that Beijing’s crackdown … »
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