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Dallas Symphony Names 10 New Musicians
Fabio Luisi’s recent departure from Maggio Musicale should give him plenty of time to devote to his new job at the artistic helm of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. The DSO has announced the appointment of ten new musicians under his regime, … »
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Robert Orth, Baritone Who Specialized in New American Opera, Dies at 72
Robert Orth, celebrated baritone and champion of new American opera, died on July 12 in Libertyville, IL. The cause was liver failure due to complications from colon cancer, according to his wife, Jane. He was 72 years old. A versatile … »
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London Philharmonic Names New Principal Conductor
Edward Gardner, erstwhile chief conductor of the English National Opera, is to be the next principal conductor of the London Philharmonic Orchestra and the first Brit to take up the post since 1967, when John Pritchard was succeeded by Bernard … »
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UK Names New Culture Secretary, the Eighth in Nine Years
The UK’s former education secretary/minister for women and equalities, Nicky Morgan, is to be the new secretary of state for digital, culture, media and sport under new Prime Minister Boris Johnson. She succeeds Jeremy Wright, becoming the … »
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At the Curtis Institute, an Abuse Claim Resurfaces After 35 Years
Lara St. John was a violin prodigy, winning Canada’s national music competition at age nine and beginning a European tour a year later. Admission to the Curtis Institute of Music as a 14-year-old, where she was to study with the renowned … »
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Change Is Afoot at Florentine Opera
The Florentine Opera Company’s chorus master of 40 years, Scott S. Stewart, is stepping down. It’s a move no doubt related to the arrival of new General Director and CEO Maggey Oplinger last March and her first appointee, … »
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More Ins and Outs at the Seattle Symphony
Seattle Symphony has appointed four new musicians—the first changes under new Music Director Thomas Dausgaard . Eduardo Rios, a Sphinx Competition winner and resident fellow at the Los Angeles Philharmonic, is to be first assistant … »
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Germany's Far Right Appears to Threaten Immigrants Who Work in the Arts
Germany’s thriving cultural community is one of the richest and most diverse in Europe. But rumblings from the far-right political party Alternative for Germany [AfD] pose a growing threat to its health. Anti-immigration has been the … »
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Downbeat Approaches for Jake Heggie's Latest
On Aug. 1, the Merola Opera Program will present it’s first-ever commission—the world premiere of If I Were You by composer Jake Heggie and librettist Gene Scheer. Nicole Paiement will conduct and Keturah Stickann direct a production … »
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Paris Opera Names Its Next General Director
Alexander Neef is to succeed Stephane Lissner as director of the Paris Opera starting with the 2021-22 season. The 45-year-old Neefhas been general director of the Canadian Opera Company since June 2008. He became artistic director of the Santa … »
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