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And Now a Word from the Musicians of the Rotterdam Phil
From the musicians of the Rotterdam Philharmonic who were apparently the inspiration for those in the Toronto Symphony. In both cases, thank you! »
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Recommended Streams: Week of March 23, 2020. A Free Listing.
Listing is current as of March 24 . Please note that Central European Time (CET) is currently five hours ahead of U.S. Eastern Time. Contact editor@musicalamerica.com to add to the list. Monday, March 23 Noon CET: Staatsoper unter den Linden. … »
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III. News from the Trenches: Coping with COVID-19
Musical America has launched a series focused on how people in the business are coping with the effects of COVID-19. We'ved invited industry leaders to talk about working from home, streaming plans, coping mechanisms, etc. Here’s a slightly … »
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Toronto Symphony Musicians Perform Appalachian Spring--Remotely
The musicians of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra have managed to perform Copland’s Appalachian Spring —from their homes, remotely. Credit principal bass Jeff Beecher with gathering the clan and pulling it together. »
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Reviews
In the Met's Tristan, Sir Simon Is the Star
The following review of Tristan und Isolde was posted on September 28, 2016, within days of its production premiere at the Metropolitan Opera; the opera being streamed from the Met Opera site tonight is the live HD version of the performance … »
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Hazard Chase Artist Management Shutters
Cambridge/London-based Hazard Chase artist management has gone into voluntary liquidation in the wake of COVID-19. The company, with a roster of 106 artists, has been a major player in the classical music realm since its founding in 1990. … »
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Broadway Producers Will Pay Their Union Members Through March
The Broadway League, a trade organization representing commercial theater producers, has reached an “emergency relief agreement” with the 14 labor unions involved with getting a show up and running, from ushers to actors to … »
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People in the News
Domingo Has the Dreaded COVID-19
MADRID (AP) — Plácido Domingo announced Sunday that he has tested positive for the coronavirus. The 79-year-old opera singer’s illness comes after his own glittering career had recently been stained by sexual misconduct … »
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Domingo Quits AGMA. Pays $500,000 as Union Withdraws Penalty
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Superstar Plácido Domingo has resigned from the U.S. union that represents opera singers and will contribute $500,000 to sexual harassment eradication programs and a fund that helps opera employees in crisis, the … »
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LA Phil Shuts Down Through May 10
The Los Angeles Philharmonic has cancelled all concerts through May 10; the final orchestra concert of the season is scheduled for May 31. In so doing, it joins virtually all major American orchestras and presenters in extending closures into … »
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