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Where's Chattanooga Symphony's Concertmaster?

November 14, 2019 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
A fraught relationship with violinist Holly Mulcahy has left the Chattanooga Symphony (CSO) without its concertmaster since its season opened in early October. In August Mulcahy  sued the orchestra for breach of contract after it canceled … » Read
 

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Previewing Prototype 2020, Opera's Cutting Edge

November 13, 2019 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
This year’s Prototype Festival, which runs January 9-19 at a number of different NYC venues, boasts six works, some of them premieres, all of them new, by no less than 23 composers and librettists. Self-described as exploring the … » Read
 

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Noseda's LSO Connection Helps the National Symphony Launch Its Own Label

November 13, 2019 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
For its first recording under Music Director Gianandrea Noseda, the National Symphony Orchestra will go into business with the London Symphony’s LSO Live label, pairing the Suite from Copland’s Billy the Kid with Dvorák’s … » Read
 

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UK Study: Artist Managers Are Underpaid and Overworked

November 13, 2019 | Anthony Brown, Musical America
A report from the Music Managers Forum (MMF) suggests that the expanding role of music managers and an outmoded compensation model are threatening the profession’s continued viability. Roles once considered the province of the record … » Read
 

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Montreal and András Schiff: Not a Good Fit

November 13, 2019 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
Chances are good that András Schiff [pictured] will not be reappearing with the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal (OSM) any time soon. The pianist’s recent performances were to feature him playing with and conducting the … » Read
 

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Salzburg Festival Announces 2020

November 13, 2019
The Salzburg Festival has announced its 2020 season, and among the highlights are what Artistic Director Markus Hinterhäuser characterizes as a “very courageous” Don Giovanni (“nobody can deny the relevance of that opera … » Read
 

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LA Phil May Take Over Ford Amphitheater

November 12, 2019 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
Having enjoyed much box office success during the past two decades, it is hardly surprising that the Los Angeles Philharmonic would be approached to help save the Ford Theater. The 1200-seat venue, built in 1920, recently underwent a $72 million … » Read
 

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Orchestre National de France Names New MD

November 12, 2019 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
Romanian conductor Cristian Macelaru, 39, is to succeed Emmanuel Krivine as music director of the Orchestre National de France, effective in September of 2021. His appointment, a surprise to insiders, was announced today by Sibyle Veil, president … » Read
 

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Cleveland O Is Headed for Abu Dhabi

November 12, 2019 | Sarah Shay, Musical Ameria
The Cleveland Orchestra will become the first American symphony to perform at the Abu Dhabi Festival in the United Arab Emirates next March and April, one of a number of stops on what marks its 20 th international tour under Music Director Franz … » Read
 

Reviews

Replacing Jansons at the 11th Hour, Vasily Petrenko Makes an Auspicious House Debut

November 12, 2019 | Clive Paget, Musical America
Given that health problems caused Mariss Jansons to cancel three European concerts only a week ago, it’s perhaps surprising that the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra put its ailing chief conductor on a plane for the States. As it was, his … » Read
 
 

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