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Spano, on His Way Out, Makes Changes in Atlanta
Now in his 19 th and penultimate year as music director, Robert Spano has made a few essential changes among key principals in the Atlanta Symphony. Succeeding principal cello Christopher Rex, who retired in 2018, is Rainer Eudeikis [pictured], … »
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Playing a Wind Instrument Can Be Dangerous to Your Health
A new study has found that wind players face a 16 percent greater risk of developing a respiratory illness than members of the general public. Holly Drover, a physiotherapist at Nottingham University Hospitals and a flutist, conducted research … »
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People in the News
Eugenia Zukerman on Her New Book, Her New Life
For over 20 years, the internationally acclaimed flutist Eugenia Zukerman interviewed artists and musicians on CBS Sunday Morning [and Musical America], often raising sensitive issues. Now she is the one called on to answer sensitive questions … »
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A New Slate for the Yehudi Menuhin School
The Yehudi Menuhin School, founded by the violinist/conductor in 1963, has announced several new appointments, two of which go into effect as of April 1, 2020. In the meantime, violinist Tasmin Little [pictured], an alumna of the school, has been … »
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Tout Le Monde Turns Out for La Scala Opening
MILAN — The gala season premiere of Puccini’s Tosca starring Russian soprano Anna Netrebko and conducted by Riccardo Chailly received 15 minutes of applause from an audience of Milanese elite, in an evening that celebrated culture as … »
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Review: Milan's Engaging but Muddled Tosca
MILAN—St. Ambrose’s Day stands solidly on Europe’s cultural, social, and political calendar, marking the feast day of Milan’s patron saint, and the annual opening the city’s venerated opera house. Historically, the … »
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Heartbeat's High Energy Der Freischütz Mostly Succeeds
Now in its sixth season, Heartbeat Opera has gained a reputation for radical adaptations and rearrangements that have sometimes boiled down standard works to around 90 minutes, in an effort to get closer to the essence of what they are about. To … »
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Contests & Awards
Zemlinsky Prize Announces Winners, Adds a New Competition
Amsterdam based composer Aya Yoshida [pictured], 27, has won the little known but highly lucrative Zemlinsky Prize for her ten-minute piece, Double Face . She receives $30,000 and a commission for a new 15-minute orchestral work. Second and third … »
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Industry News
Australia's Arts Funding Shifted to Dept of Transport
The Australian arts community is furious at Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s decision to subsume the government’s arts agency, already an add-on to the Department of Communications, into the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, … »
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Contests & Awards
The 59th Annual Musical America Awards
The warm, celebratory atmosphere of the Musical America Awards, deemed by many as the industry’s annual holiday party, belies the logistical challenges for the organizers. First, the event has to take place in December, when the annual … »
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