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Cleveland O Lays Off Staff, Cuts Wages, Launches $$ Campaign
The Cleveland Orchestra, which cancelled the remainder of its season last mont h, has crafted a layoff and furlough plan designed to save more than $3 million; simultaneously, the orchestra has launched a “Preservation Fund” … »
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MA's Free Guide to Free Streams, 4/26-29
We will be updating this every Wednesday. Please note that British Summer Time (BST) is currently five hours ahead of U.S. Eastern Time (ET) and Central European Time (CET) is currently six hours ahead. Central Daylight Time (CDT) is currently … »
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Letters: ''Force Majeure,'' a Counterpoint to Jasper Parrott
To the Editor: I watched your Musical America One to One interview with Jasper Parrott about Force Majeure, with Jasper’s implication that the artists he manages – piano and violin soloists, singers, conductors – … »
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Germany's Classical Music Festivals Will Never Be the Same
Germany, a nation of some 83.8m people, loves its music festivals. One survey reports a “subjective selection” of more than 570 festivals of all musical genres that take place across the country each year. In the face of the … »
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California's AB5 Amended; Gig Musicians Benefit
On April 17 the California legislature announced forthcoming changes to Assembly Bill 5 (AB5), which took effect on Jan. 1, 2020. Intended to protect the rights of gig workers, the law came in for harsh criticism because it curtailed the ability … »
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Music Academy of the West Repositions Itself for 2020
Music Academy of the West has sidestepped the use of the word “postponed” to characterize its scheduled June 15 opening by rebranding and repurposing its first four weeks as the “new Music Academy Remote Learning … »
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Lucerne Fest Names Managing Director of the Academy
The Lucerne Festival Academy has appointed a new managing director. He is Felix Heri, 34, current managing director of the Basel Sinfonietta; he starts on June 1, succeeding Dominik Deuber and reporting to Lucerne Festival Executive and Artistic … »
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Two Key U.S. Festivals Cancel 2020
As the Corona virus continues hurtling down its path of destruction, two key festivals have just announced that they cannot take place this summer. The International Keyboard Institute and Festival, scheduled to run July 12-26 in NYC, has been … »
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Three Canadian Festivals "Still Holding Tight"
You have spent all year planning an event and now, just weeks before it is to begin, you can’t be sure it will even happen. That’s the dilemma facing almost everyone involved in the summer season of music festivals and concerts in the … »
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City Ballet Will Present Its Spring 2020 Season Online
New York City Ballet will be offering its spring season—scheduled to open tonight at the David H. Koch Theater—online. For the next six weeks, it will stream previously recorded live performances on Tuesday and Friday evenings at 8 … »
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