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Louisville O CEO Resigns
Telling the Courier Journal that the job was not what he had expected, Robert Massey announced he would leave his position as CEO of the Louisville Symphony after barely more than a year. He characterized the decision as a mutual one, and … »
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SphinxConnect 2020: Envisioning the Dream
When the Sphinx Organization began in the 1990s, the African American and Latinx presence in American symphony orchestras was minimal; representation in each group hovered around 1 or 1.5 percent. When the League of American Orchestras published … »
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Met Opera Announces 2020-21
Did the Metropolitan Opera and the New York Philharmonic announce their 2020-21 seasons on adjacent days on purpose? Perhaps Lincoln Center’s biggest real-estate holders aren’t in touch; in any case, it’s a lot of important … »
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Baltimore Symphony Rolls Out Its 5-Year Plan for Survival
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (BSO) has announced a five-year plan to achieve financial sustainability, greater artistic excellence, and broader community engagement. Developed with input from former Senator Ed Kasemeyer, Chairman of the State … »
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Seattle Opera's First Scholar-in-residence
As Seattle Opera’s inaugural scholar-in-residence, Naomi André occupies a unique position. “Many opera companies have an expert in opera history . . . and some have internal committees that work on issues such as implicit … »
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Philly Pops Gets Another New Music Director
The Philly Pops has a new music director and principal conductor in David Charles Abell. He succeeds Todd Ellison who has “abruptly” departed, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer, after barely a year in the job. Ellison, a busy … »
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The Danish String Quartet's Beethoven: 'Spellbinding'
The beauty of attending a complete cycle of the Beethoven string quartets is the chance to go on a journey, experiencing “a complete life in music,” as the Danish String Quartet puts it in its lively program note. From February 7-18, … »
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Juilliard Appoints New Provost
The Juilliard School has promoted Music Division Director Adam Meyer to the position of provost, succeeding Ara Guzelimian, who announced last year that he would be resigning from the chief academic post. Meyer, who is also deputy dean of the … »
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3 Conductors on the Move
Stephan Zilias (pictured), Kapellmeister at the Deutsche Oper Berlin, has been appointed general music director of the Hannover State Opera, starting next fall. He succeeds Ivan Repušic, now music director of the Munich Radio Orchestra. … »
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NZ Radio Backs Down from Dropping Classical
Radio New Zealand (RNZ) has beat a hasty retreat from plans announced last week to remove Concert , its classical music broadcast, from its FM frequency and replace it with youth-oriented programming . Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern admitted to … »
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