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SFSymphony Rolls out the (Digital) Red Carpet for Esa-Pekka
Unable to deliver a splashy welcome for new Music Director Esa-Pekka Salonen at Davies Symphony Hall this fall, the San Francisco Symphony (SFS) is instead capitalizing on his tech-savvy spirit with an online, multi-level collaborative project by … »
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People in the News
In Amsterdam: Chief Conductor Options Narrow
In January, the musicians of the Concertgebouworkest voted for three possible contenders to succeed Daniel Gatti, who was fired as chief conductor when reports of his sexual abuse first surfaced two years ago. The possibles were Valery Gergiev, … »
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Contests & Awards
The Compleat MTT on 'American Masters'
Earlier this year, the pandemic quashed the celebratory retirement concerts for Michael Tilson Thomas’s 25 years as music director of the San Francisco Symphony. But not to fear: the maestro gets his due on Oct. 23 when the “American … »
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Keith Jarrett: A Fate to Match the Times
Keith Jarrett, giant of the piano, will likely never play in public again. His last concert—at Carnegie Hall in early 2017—was to be followed by a return to Carnegie in 2018, but he cancelled the event due to unspecified health … »
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In Detroit: Götterdämmerung, Abridged and Garaged
Yuval Sharon, recently named artistic directo r of the Michigan Opera Theatre (MOT), among other plaudits, has brought his cutting-edge sensibilities to Twilight: Gods , a new production/reinterpretation of Götterdämmerung . Normally … »
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Chicago Lyric Cancels 2020-2021; Announces 2021-22
Upon the advice of public health officials, the Lyric Opera of Chicago has cancelled the remainder of its 2020-21 season. "We want nothing more than to get back to the live performances that we are all craving at the Lyric Opera House with all of … »
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Funds for the Arts from Bloomberg, Hamilton, Pew, More
The Seattle Opera has received $1 million from the Friday Foundation for the creation of the Jane Lang Davis Creation Fund, which supports rising composers and librettists ages 18–30 who are Black, Indigenous, or other People of Color … »
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Contests & Awards
NEA Names 2021 Jazz Masters
The National Endowment for the Arts has announced the recipients of its annual Jazz Masters Fellowships, each of which carries a $25,000 purse; recipients will be honored at an online-only tribute event on April 22, 2021. Recognized for their … »
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Beth Morrison Heads to Music Academy/West in Summer 2021
In the second New York meets California music biz partnership to be announced within the last 24 hours, Beth Morrison and her BMP team will spend four weeks next summer working with the students of the Music Academy of the West in Santa Barbara. … »
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Anne-Sophie on Covid-19 and Diversity
Violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter, onetime Musical America Artist of the Year, used her recent acceptance speech upon receiving the Instrumentalist of the Year/Violin Opus Klassik prize in Berlin as a platform to speak out on the impact of the … »
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