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Here's a Switch: Director Saves Philip Glass's Banal Score
LONDON—It’s fourth time lucky in English National Opera’s Orpheus season. In the operas of Gluck , Offenbach , and Birtwistle a trio of unsatisfactory stagings diverted attention from some fine all-round musicianship, so it has … »
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Industry News
Turtle Bay Music School Will Close
The Turtle Bay Music School, Manhattan’s mainstay community music school for 94 years, is closing. The school sold its midtown four-story home at 242 E. 52nd St. last year for about $11 million and moved to a commercial condo building … »
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Chicago Symphony Blows a Fresh Blast of Prokofiev
Chicago has a long and intimate relationship with Prokofiev. He made his Chicago Symphony Orchestra debut as conductor composer, and soloist early as 1918, and Chicago was the first American city to hear music from his new ballet Romeo and … »
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Contests & Awards
Young Concert Artists Audition Winners, Class of 2019
The Young Concert Artists International auditions concluded last Sunday in Merkin Concert Hall, with four winners—two pianists, a string quartet, and a saxophone player—chosen from a field of 150 applicants from 17 countries. Each of … »
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Industry News
More Leadership Turnover at Opera San Antonio
Opera San Antonio, now in its fifth year as resident opera company of the new Tobin Center, has named a new general and artistic director, as well as a new music director. It’s not entirely clear whom they succeed directly, but previous to … »
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People in the News
Slovak Phil Chooses Successor to James Judd
Russian conductor Daniel Raiskin is to be the next principal conductor of the Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra, effective from the 2020/21 season. He succeeds James Judd, in the job since 2017-18. Raiskin is in his first season as music director of … »
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La Fenice, Flooded, Scrambles to Prep for Sunday's Season Opener
The flooding in Venice, the most devastating in the city since 1966, has wreaked havoc everywhere, causing two deaths and an estimated €1bn worth of damage. Teatro La Fenice, whose season-opening is scheduled for November 24, has cancelled … »
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People in the News
Kaiser to the Baltimore Symphony: The Truth Hurts. Updated.
Update: The BSO, with special patron support, has officially hired Kaiser to work with it on developing “a multi-year plan” for survival, or as he put it, “to chart a course that allows for consistent artistic accomplishment in … »
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People in the News
Noseda Hits His Stride at the NSO and Elsewhere
After a piano rehearsal, two orchestra sessions and one concert performance together, soprano Christine Goerke gushed with praise for Gianandrea Noseda. “He doesn’t just use his hands and his arms. He conducts with his entire … »
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Interlochen Taps Cristian Macelaru for Key Role
Cristian Macelaru is having quite a year. Last week, the Orchestre National de France made the surprise announcement that he would succeed Emmanuel Krivine as its chief conductor in the fall of 2021. Currently in his first season as music … »
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