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KenCen Artwork Donors Race to Rescue Their Largesse
According to a report from CNN, the chaos and uncertainty surrounding The Kennedy Center have led donors of artwork to the institution to consider reclaiming their gifts out of concern that they might be damaged during renovations or sold. An … »
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Bryn Terfel Pays It Forward
Sir Bryn Terfel’s upcoming tour of Australia offers the internationally celebrated bass-baritone an opportunity to not only concertize but also share the fruits of his decades-long experience ina series of masterclasses with young artists … »
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Philly O et al. Raise $344M in Six Years
Surpassing its comprehensive campaign goal of $330 million to support operations, increase endowment, and fund special artistic initiatives, the Philadelphia Orchestra and Ensemble Arts (POEA) have collected $344 million, among the most ever … »
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LA's Carmen Blasts Out of the Gate, for Better & Worse
LOS ANGELES—The banners were out on the exterior facade of the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion last Saturday, proclaiming the debut of the Venezuelan/Armenian conductor Domingo Hindoyan as the new music director of LA Opera. He has large shoes to … »
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'Grand' Is an Understatement
On Oct. 17 many of Shanghai’s musical institutions came together to inaugurate the new Shanghai Grand Opera House. The 1.58 million sq. ft. building, designed by the Oslo firm Snøhetta, includes three concert halls with a combined … »
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Hearing Damage as Risky with Classical Music as Rock
The more hearing loss among musicians is studied, the more apparent becomes the need for preventative measures. A large-scale review published this year by the American Academy of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery aggregated data from 67 … »
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Messiaen's Canyons... in the Anza-Borrego Desert
A certain indoor-outdoor dichotomy graces Olivier Messiaen's epic Des canyons aux étoiles... ( From the Canyons to the Stars... ). Commissioned by Alice Tully in tribute to the 1976 bicentennial, the composer cited the profound natural and … »
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Phoenix Symphony Suspends Season
The Phoenix Symphony opened its season on October 9 under its new Music Director Designate Paolo Bortolameolli and is suspending the rest of it as of Nov. 1 with a concert titled "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl … »
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Ofrenda: Austin Opera's Kick-off Commission
Austin Opera has ascended to a new level of opera-making. In September, it opened a new headquarters and performance space and launched it on October 1 with the world premiere of its first commission, Ofrenda , by Mexican-born composer Jorge Sosa … »
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A Mixed Stateside Debut
In a strange alignment of stars, the Orchestra of the Greek National Opera made its U.S. debut at Carnegie Hall on October 15, the same night Teatro Real’s orchestra appeared a few blocks north at David Geffen Hall. The similarities end … »
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