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Hong Kong Phil Cancels Tour
The coronavirus has scuttled the Hong Kong Philharmonic’s six-city tour of Japan, Korea, and Shenzhen, China, scheduled for March 5-28. It has also put the orchestra’s hometown season on hiatus, having caused all arts venues in Hong … »
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James Conlon to Replace Daniel Harding in Vienna
Daniel Harding has withdrawn from conducting the Vienna Opera Ball two days from now, “due to a serious illness in the family,” reports the Staatsoper. James Conlon, who in December led successful performances of Die Zauberflöte … »
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Utah Symphony/Opera Funding Under Scrutiny
The distribution of funds to arts and recreation groups from Utah’s so-called ZAP (Zoo, Arts and Parks) tax—one tenth of one percent sales tax--is under scrutiny. The Utah Symphony | Opera’s allotment, which helped the … »
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2 Artist Management Changes
French conductor Emmanuel Villaume, music director and chief conductor of the Prague Philharmonia and music director of The Dallas Opera, has joined Cambridge, UK-based Hazard Chase for general management. He was previously with Opus 3. Villaume … »
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William Winstead, Much Beloved Bassoonist and Teacher
William “Bill” Winstead, former principal bassoonist of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra (CSO) and a much beloved composer and teacher, died at the age 77 on Feb. 12. A month earlier the CSO had premiered his Passages in Time , … »
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Chicago Lyric's Queen of Spades Gets Laughs for the Wrong Reasons
When the local critic advises that the best way to experience Tchaikovsky’s The Queen of Spades at Chicago’s Civic Opera House is “simply to close your eyes and listen, for the music-making hardly could have sounded … »
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Violin Boot Camp--in Quarantine
Violin lessons with a teacher half a world away are helping 14-year-old Yunhe Tang cope with the need to stay indoors to combat the coronavirus. Once a week Kevin, as he prefers to be called, works via Skype with American violinist Anthea … »
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Luisa Miller Is the ENO's Latest 'Death Wish'
LONDON—Two words caught my ear as the London Coliseum emptied on February 12. “Death wish.” I don’t know who uttered them but it’s pretty clear they were aimed at English National Opera rather than any of the … »
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Author of California's AB5 Backpedals
The rule of unintended consequences is apparently catching up with California’s new law AB5. Intended to prevent companies from exploiting independent contractors by preventing them from receiving minimum wage, overtime pay, and … »
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Deborah Colker's Punishing Choreography
There seems to be nothing that the dancers of Companhia De Dança Deborah Colker can’t do. And nothing that Deborah Colker, the artistic director and choreographer behind the Brazilian company, doesn’t ask of them. Though only … »
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