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Race in Milwaukee: Classical Music Is Part of the Problem
On a late August afternoon in Milwaukee, Dayvin Hallmon and Alida LaCosse stand outside the city’s newly christened Bradley Symphony Center leading "No Justice For Elijah! End Racism In Milwaukee's Music Community," a two-day memorial and … »
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Boston Symphony Honors Seiji's 85th Birthday
BOSTON -- The Boston Symphony Orchestra is asking the music world to help it celebrate former conductor Seiji Ozawa's 85th birthday Tuesday. The orchestra is encouraging fans to honor his birthday on social media with the hashtag … »
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New Artist of the Month: Composer Katherine Balch
The first thing a listener is apt to notice about the music of composer Katherine Balch is its combination of familiarity and other-worldliness. The harmonies and rhythms that underlie much of her work are fundamentally akin to those of Schubert, … »
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Finn National Opera's Covid-fan tutte
HELSINKI (AP) — After being forced to cancel all its spring season performances due to the coronavirus outbreak, Finland's National Opera is opening this fall with a Mozart opera with a topical twist: a story line that reflects on the … »
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CSO to Film Chamber Concerts in Orchestra Hall
As orchestras across Europe slowly return, however cautiously, to the concert hall, their American counterparts are still largely absent. This country’s inability to bring the coronavirus pandemic to heel has largely silenced ensembles such … »
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Sarasota O 'Postpones' 2020-21 Season
The Sarasota (FL) Orchestra, which, at 70 seasons lays claim to being Florida’s oldest, has cancelled its 2020-21 season, or rather “postponed” it to 2021-22. The orchestra, which normally performs about 125 classical, pops, and … »
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Salzburg Fest Triumphs, If Not at the Box Office
Forced by the circumstances, the 100 th -anniversary edition of the Salzburg Festival revised its offerings and redefined the audience experience. Gone were receptions, intermissions, and champagne bars. Venues and times were staggered to prevent … »
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MA's Free Guide to (Mostly) Free Streams, August 31-September 7
We will be updating this list weekly. Please note that all times are given in U.S. Eastern Time (ET). To calculate in other time zones or counties, British Summer Time (BST) is currently five hours ahead of ET and Central European Time (CET) is … »
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Baltimore Symphony and Its Players Sign a New, 5-Year Pact
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and its musicians have come up with a five-year agreement that, 18 months ago, no one would have thought possible. Essentially, the new contract--which beings Sept. 7 and comes on the heels of the expiration of … »
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Leonard Cohen Estate May Sue Trump Campaign
Yet another musician’s estate is taking issue with the Trump presidential campaign’s unauthorized appropriation of its client’s songs. Organizers of last week’s Republican convention twice used covers of the late Canadian … »
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