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UMich Cites Specifics in Seeking to Fire Daniels
The University of Michigan is preparing to fire countertenor David Daniels for previously reported allegations of sexual misconduct ; he has been on a leave of absence since the charges first surfaced one year ago. To make its case, the … »
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David Zimbalist to Curtis: 'It Is Not Enough'
The blowback from the decades-old allegations of sexual abuse by a revered violin pedagogue at Curtis Institute of Music continues. In an opinion piece for The Philadelphia Inquirer , David Zimbalist, a professional violist and photographer … »
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John Luther Adams and JACK Break New Ground at Tippet Rise
FISHTAIL, MT— The vast, roiling orchestral soundscape of the Prize-winning Become Ocean has served many listeners as an entrée into the world of John Luther Adams. A number of other compositions and installations cast on a large … »
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Stern Competition Announces 2020 Edition and Jurors
The Shanghai Isaac Stern International Violin Competition (SISIVC) is now accepting applications for the third edition of the event, slated to take place in Shanghai on August 4-25, 2020. Stern’s son, conductor David Stern, and violinist … »
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Mill City Summer Opera Names New Exec
Major changes are afoot at the Mill City Summer Opera. Cory Johnson [pictured] has become executive director, charged with providing “fundraising, strategic, and fiscal leadership” after two years as the company’s development … »
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Regional Orchs Appoint New Executive Directors
La Jolla Symphony & Chorus (LJS&C), which self-defines as San Diego’s oldest and largest community orchestra and chorus (200 members), has a new executive director, complementing its musical direction under Steven Schick. She is … »
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Tony Woodcock Named Interim Dean at UNCSA School of Music
The University of North Carolina School of the Arts has hired Tony Woodcock, former president of the New England Conservatory, onetime CEO at a number of orchestras, as interim dean of the School of Music. He succeeds Brian Cole for the … »
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What Do a Cimbalom, a Kamancheh, and a Shamisen Have in Common? ICE.
New voices; new sounds; new worlds. It’s an ambitious ask for a projected 75-minute concert, but if anyone can deliver it would be ICE. In the event, the International Contemporary Ensemble, a lineup of America’s brightest and bravest … »
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Shouldn't Nonprofit Workers Get Paid Overtime?
Nonprofit workers are generally underpaid and expected to spend more than 40 hours a week on the job. Rare is the nonprofit worker who gets overtime pay. Their supposed reward, other than that inadequate paycheck, is the satisfaction of working … »
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Yannick Withdraws from 2 of 4 Saratoga Concerts
Yannick Nézet-Séguin has cancelled two of his four scheduled concerts with the Philadelphia Orchestra at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center. The orchestra, booked for a total of eight nights, will perform its first two concerts … »
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