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LA Phil in 2026-27: Many 'Creative's Fill the Gap
In 2026-27, its inaugural year without the Dudamel imprint, the Los Angeles Philharmonic is quick to announce his return for three programs, along with projects by his predecessor, the newly named Creative Director Esa-Pekka Salonen, plus … »
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New Conductor Appointments
On July 21, Deanna Tham will become the ninth music director and conductor of the Redlands Symphony Orchestra in California. She succeeds Ransom Wilson, who exited the position after nine years at the conclusion of the 2024-25 season. In addition … »
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BSO Blowback, from both Sides of the Footlights
Support for Andris Nelsons was loudly apparent last night as the audience cheered his first BSO concert since his abrupt dismissal. The musicians made their opinions clear on social media immediately after the news brok e, then last Tuesday, the … »
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New Music Theater Dean for MSM
The Manhattan School of Music (MSM) has named Or Matias as the new dean of the school’s musical theater division as of July 1, 2026. He succeeds Liza Gennaro, the acclaimed choreographer, author, and educator who has led division since July … »
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AH Conducting Fellows Move Up
Polish conductor Jakub Przybycien, a Boston Symphony Orchestra assistant conductor for 2026-27 , has been signed to the main roster of Askonas Holt management. He became one of the company’s conducting fellows in 2024, one year before he … »
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Shanghai Phil and Moscow Conservatory Forge Partnership
Next fall the Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra and the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory will present a year-end "Exploring Russia" music festival in Shanghai as part of a three-year partnership. Chinese pianist Kong Xiangdong will serve as … »
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Two Musician Appointments
Starla Breshears will join the Francisco Symphony as a section cellist at the beginning of the 2026–27?season. Currently studying at the Colburn School, she was previously a scholarship student at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music … »
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After Anna, Un Ballo at the Bastille
With Anna Netrebko on deck as the tormented Amelia, the recent Paris Opera revival of Gilbert Deflo’s decade-old production of Verdi’s Un Ballo in Maschera at the Bastille was bound to be a red-hot … »
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Is Hercules Still the ''Peak'' of Baroque Music Drama?
The much-valued annual presentation of a Handel opera in Carnegie Hall by Harry Bicket and the English Concert on occasion has stretched the genre, but only a touch, by performing an English “dramatic oratorio” as they have come to be … »
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At Vienna Phil, Florence Price Gets Lost in the Mix
Yannick Nézet-Séguin is a well-known advocate for the long overlooked Black female composer Florence Price. As music and artistic director of The Philadelphia Orchestra, he has featured her works in concert and in 2022 led the … »
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