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Tanglewood 2020: Beethoven, Wagner, Isaac Stern
The Boston Symphony Orchestra announces its 2020 Tanglewood season today, inclusive of programming at the Tanglewood Learning Institute, much of it complementary. Seasonal focal points are Beethoven’s 250 th and Isaac Stears’s 100th … »
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Cutting Edge X2: Yuval Sharon to Long Beach Opera
Yuval Sharon, MacArthur Fellow, much admired and inventive opera director, is to serve as interim artistic advisor of the Long Beach Opera, putting together the 2021 season, including all artistic personnel. He will also direct one of the … »
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At the Barbican, an Uneasy Collaboration: Herbie Hancock, LA Phil, Dudamel
LONDON—The Barbican Center got two dudes for the price of one during a three-night residency by the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Gustavo Dudamel kicked off on Nov. 18 with the London premiere of John Adams’s piano concerto Must the Devil … »
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Opera Philly Names Composer in Residence
Tyshawn Sorey, an acclaimed jazz drummer, is Opera Philadelphia’s composer in residence, effective immediately. Identified by OP as “a multi-instrumentalist, improviser, composer, ensemble leader, and conductor assimilating and … »
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Finnish Maestra Joins BBC Concert O
The BBC Concert Orchestra has appointed Finnish conductor Anna-Maria Helsing as its new principal guest conductor. Unlike the recent crop of podium women, Helsing has honed her craft over a significant period of time, having made her debut at the … »
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Columbia Artists Signs New String Players
Columbia Artists has signed several string players of late. Most recent is Philippe Quint [pictured] for general management; Quint is a New Yorker of Russian origin with a Juilliard pedigree and 18 recordings to his credit. He has performed with … »
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Opera, Long Taboo, Returns to Muslim-majority Turkmenistan
ASHGABAT (Turkmenistan)--Reclusive Turkmenistan staged its first foreign opera on Tuesday, nearly 19 years after the Central Asian country's founding president banned the art form as "incompatible with Turkmen mentality." A state theater in the … »
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Contests & Awards
Classical Grammy Nominations: A Refreshing List
Apart from the Best Orchestral Performance nominations, the names among the 2020 Classical Grammy award contenders, announced this morning, are not limited to the Usual Suspects. The awards will be broadcast by CBS on January 26, although … »
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A Surprise Star Emerges in NSO's Tristan und Isolde
It is not unheard of for the singer of King Marke to win highest honors in a performance of Tristan und Isolde It happened in 1981 when Matti Salminen made his Metropolitan Opera debut in James Levine’s first performance of the opera … »
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Alexander Pereira Announces Maggio Musicale 2020
MILAN-- Alexander Pereira doesn’t start his new job as superintendent of Maggio Musicale Fiorentino until December 16, but on Monday, he held a press conference unveiling his ambitious first program for it, along with a significant hike in … »
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