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Oregon Symphony Celebrates the Holiday, in Prison
A generous news segment on Portland’s local ABC-TV affiliate covers the Oregon Symphony’s prison outreach program at the Coffee Creek Correctional Facility for women. Crystal Akins, an employee, organized a choir at the prison several … »
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Cinci Opera Names New General Director and CEO
After a nine-month international search, the Cincinnati Opera has looked to its own and chosen Christopher Milligan, its current managing director, to be its next general director and CEO. He starts on March 2, succeeding Patricia Beggs, who … »
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Symphony Nova Scotia Hires New M.D.
Scotland based conductor Holly Mathieson takes over as music director of Symphony Nova Scotia as of January 2020 on a three-year contract. Her first performance in the new role will be next October. She succeeds Bernhard Gueller, in the job for … »
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Child Endangerment at Vienna Staatsoper Ballet Academy
VIENNA (AFP) - Vienna's prestigious ballet academy is endangering children's wellbeing including by encouraging them to smoke to stay slim, an Austrian commission probing abuse claims said Tuesday. The scandal first broke in April when a media … »
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Orlando Phil Gets a New Executive Director
In February 2020 Paul Helfrich will join the Orlando Philharmonic as executive director. He succeeds Christopher Barton, who left in March 2019. Longtime arts administrator David Hyslop has been serving as interim since last May and will … »
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Who Says Pipe Organs Are Essential in a Concert Hall?
Pipe organ fans are keeping their fingers crossed that the impending renovation of Geffen Hall will include their instrument of choice. At present neither of New York’s two premiere concert halls contain “the king of … »
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New Opera Gives Voice to Ill-treated Domestics in Asia
SAN FRANCISCO--Much like those of past eras, today’s opera composers often concern themselves with themes of injustice and the abuse of power. Mila , a new chamber opera by composer Eli Marshall and librettist Candace Chong, depicts the … »
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National Sawdust GM Exits for the DiMenna Center
Alex Johnston will leave his two-year job as general manager of National Sawdust to become the new director of the Orchestra of St. Luke’s (OSL) DiMenna Center for Classical Music. He succeeds John Glover who left in September to be the new … »
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Concertgebouw Names Interim
Last May, Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Managing Director Jan Raes announced that he would resign at the end of December 2019. Whether that was related to the firing of and subsequent peace-making with Music Director Daniele Gatti, over … »
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Book Review: Composers & Nationalism, Then & Now
The dwindling interest in classical music in the late 20 th and early 21 st centuries can make it hard to imagine a time when large segments of the population could get exercised over the nationality of a composer or performer. In Dangerous … »
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