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White House Cites 'Executive Privilege' in Withholding KenCen Documents
Attorneys representing Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-Ohio) have said that the Trump administration is inappropriately citing executive privilege as justification for withholding “core financial documents” and information about the … »
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New Partnership Blooms in Orange County
The Pacific Symphony and its first new music director in 35 years are looking like a promising partnership, according to Orange County Register critic Timothy Mangan. This marks Alexander Shelley's first season since succeeding longtime … »
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Minnesota Opera Orch Authorizes Strike
With Minnesota Opera’s season due to open less than four weeks away, the 46 union members of the company’s orchestra voted unanimously to authorize a strike. The musicians’ contract expired in June and negotiations are … »
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The Rift: Different War, Similar Prejudices
The operas of composer Huang Ruo and librettist David Henry Hwang often carry their share of polemics. Their 2018 work An American Soldier is an outraged response to the racist hazing, and eventual suicide, of the Chinese-American G.I. Danny … »
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Promising Debut for San Antonio's New[est] Orchestra
First impressions matter, so a lot was riding on the inaugural concert on Oct. 2 by Harmonium of Texas, the new orchestra founded by Jeffrey Kahane in San Antonio. For the past five years, since the demise of the San Antonio Symphony in 2022 , … »
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A New Salonen Conducting Fellowship
At the beginning of the 2027-28 season, the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Orchestre de Paris will welcome the inaugural class of young conductors selected for the Salonen International Conducting Fellowship. Two to four of them, chosen by … »
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String Quartets: Exits and Entrances
Maia Cabeza , first violinist for the Doric Quartet for the past two years, has announced her departure from the group in order to devote her energy “to other exciting facets of my varied life as a musician.” Her departure comes … »
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New Houston Symphony Musicians & a Shepherd School Plaudit
Houston Symphony has four new musicians as of the current season, all of them alumni of Rice University’s Shepherd School of Music. In fact, the orchestra reports that over half of its members are Shepherd grads and/or faculty; one of its … »
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Parsifal: Horror Is Completely Appropriate
LONDON—Wagner’s final opera used to be presented as a life-enriching spiritual experience, its musical sensuality in thrall to a religious message preaching forgiveness and redemption. In recent decades, however, directors have been … »
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Dallas Opera Taps 2 Senior Staffers
In September The Dallas Opera (TDO) strengthened the ranks of its senior management team with the appointments of two new directors and one new adviser. Nicholas Ivor Martin [left], who previously consulted on labor relations with TDO, joins the … »
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