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Auckland Phil & Its Audiences Re-emerging
Things are looking up Down Under. New Zealand has lifted performance restrictions after a 10-week lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic. Only contact tracing and border controls will remain in effect. "We're super excited to be able to put the … »
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New York Phil Cancels Fall 2020
First the Met Opera , now the New York Philharmonic. “While [we] deeply regret having to cancel our fall concerts, we had no choice,” said President and CEO Deborah Borda in a statement. “It has become very clear that large … »
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No Concerts, But Plenty of New Music Recordings
While COVID-19 continues to stamp out the prospects of live performance—at least in the U.S.—it’s never been a better time to listen to recordings. To judge from the contents of my download folder, new American music is still … »
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Struggling Artist Managers Petition for Relief
Artist managers want Congressional help to get through the Coronavirus-induced closures and have started an online petition to drum up public awareness and support. The Change.org petition was started by Charlotte Lee, president of Primo Artists … »
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Two New Music Director Appointments
Australian conductor Nicholas Carter [pictured], chief conductor of the Stadttheater Klagenfurt and the Kärntner Sinfonieorchester, is to be the new director of the Konzert Theater Bern starting in the 2021/22 season, as well as the chief … »
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In Britain, the Future for Classical Music Is Bleak Indeed
At the moment there is little cause for optimism about the state of classical music in the U.K. The pandemic has uncloaked a financial model that relies on robust ticket revenue to break even, due in large part to a public subsidy that provides … »
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More on Group Sing=Bad Thing
Over the past four months, the coronavirus pandemic has transformed choral singing from a life-affirming to a potentially deadly activity. Outbreaks of the virus in Britain, Germany, the Netherlands, the United States, and South Korea all … »
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Salzburg Festival 2020 Announces New Program
The new, 30-day Salzburg Festival 2020, which opens August 1, remains programmatically impressive, despite the restrictions of the pandemic. As previously reported , it has been pared down to meet health and safety requirements, from 200 events … »
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Royal Phil Names Successor to Petrenko
Venezuelan conductor Domingo Hindoyan, an early graduate of the El Sistema program, is to be the new chief conductor of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra (RLPO) as of 2021. He arrives as Vasily Petrenko exits his 15-year tenure to become … »
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Royal Danish Opera's First Concert, with Audience
Denmark was one of the first European nations to shut down in response to the coronavirus pandemic, so it comes as no surprise that it was at the front of the line when it came time to reopen on Sunday, June 7, with a concert by the Royal Danish … »
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