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Master Chorale Will Pay Its Members for Unsung Concerts
Acts of generosity by its board of directors, in combination with the federal government’s CARES Act and Small Business Administration’s Payroll Protection Program, are enabling the Los Angeles Master Chorale to compensate its singers … »
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This Week's Cancellations
The Dallas and Chicago symphonies appear to be the only two major American orchestras that have not cancelled their seasons. Dallas plans to start up again on May 24 and Chicago on June 9. This week, the San Francisco Symphony was finally … »
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Boston Symphony Announces 2020-21—Conditionally
The Boston Symphony Orchestra is pressing ahead with plans for 2020-21, even amid the uncertainty of the coronavirus pandemic. The season is scheduled to open on Sept. 16 with Music Director Andris Nelsons leading an all-Beethoven program … »
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La Scala Will Open in September IF Things Are 'Almost Normal'
La Scala closed its doors in February , as the coronavirus ripped through Lombardy—Italy's worst hit region, with over 13,000 of the nearly 28,000 national deaths recorded to date. Grim economic forecasts soon came out of La Scala, with … »
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Staying Afloat in Dire Times: Six Arts Orgs Tell Their Stories
Unable to carry out their mission before a live (and paying) public, performing arts companies are projecting potentially debilitating losses. The San Francisco Symphony is estimating a minimum of $13 million, Metropolitan Opera at $60 million, … »
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Time to Resume the Live Experience? Don't Hold Your Breath
Despite political pressure to reopen the economy and manufactured protests against sheltering in place, most leaders of arts organizations are understandably wary of promising the resumption of performances. For starters, no one has yet come up … »
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San Francisco Symphony Cancels All Concerts
As predicted, the San Francisco Symphony has cancelled not only all remaining concerts in the 2019-20 season, but those in the summer season, through August 31, as well. Lost in the bargain, apart from 64 performances, a three-week tour of … »
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Lucerne Festival Cancels
One by one, summer festivals that were hoping to keep to their original time frames are letting go. Today, the Lucerne Festival, not scheduled to start until August 14 (and run through September 13), cancelled. This marks only the second … »
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MA's Free Guide to Free Streams, 4/29-5/5
We will be updating this on Wednesdays. 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 one … »
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A Few Hints re the Salzburg Fest, Pandemic Edition
The Salzburg Festival has said it will announce its contingency plans, if any, for Summer 2020 on May 30. In a recent interview with Der Standar d, Artistic Director Markus Hinterhäuser, noting that the July 18-August 30 season was announced … »
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