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Three Young Conductors, One with Familial Ties
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra has hired two new assistant conductors, one assigned to the CSO and the May Festival and one to the Cincinnati Pops and to the youth orchestra. In the CSO position, succeeding Keitaro Harada, is François … »
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It's Official: Radu Lupu Retires from Performing
Romanian pianist Radu Lupu will retire from the concert stage at the conclusion of the 2018-19 season. The 73-year-old maestro, who refuses interviews and last recorded 25 years ago, has been in ill-health and was forced to cancel performance … »
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An Argument Against Big Pharma and Big Oil Support for the Arts
The scramble for money is often the curse of nonprofit leaders charged with finding the support necessary to keep their enterprises afloat. And the CEO of an orchestra, opera company, or theater who would willingly reject a generous gift from a … »
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Completing Penelope and Remembering Its Composer
Since André Previn’s death last February, his friend and longtime editor David Fetherolf has been at work completing Penelope , a final commission based on Homer’s Odyssey with a text by Tom Stoppard. The work, commissioned by … »
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Aaron Rosand Dies at 92
Aaron Rosand, famed violinist and pedagogue, died on July 9 at the age of 92. A member of the class of 1948 of the Curtis Institute, Rosand made his professional recital debut at age nine in a recital at Chicago’s Civic Opera House and … »
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Deborah Voigt Changes Managers—and Repertoire
Another major artist has left Columbia Artists, this one with plans for a significant change in repertoire. Deborah Voigt has moved to the year-old, San Francisco-based Promethean Artists, with which she plans to ease off opera and concentrate … »
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Vivian Perlis, Architect of the Oral History of American Music, Dies at 91
Vivian Perlis, the music historian who launched the invaluable Oral History of American Music at Yale University, died on July 4 at the age of 91. As Libby Van Cleve writes in her tribute article when Ms. Perlis was named Musical … »
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Aida, at the Baths of Caracalla
ROME--For its summer stage, the Teatro dell’Opera di Roma uses the Baths of Caracalla, a massive third-century outdoor ruin whose location away from Rome’s crowded center means it sees relatively little traffic. Mounting a production … »
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An Orange (FR) Ode to Plácido
ORANGE, FR -- When Peter Gelb took over New York's legendary Metropolitan Opera in 2006, one of his jobs was to organize a farewell for Placido Domingo. But 13 years later the indefatigable Spanish tenor is still "the king of opera," headlining … »
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Marcus L. Overton, Much Admired Arts Exec/Producer, Dies
Marcus L. Overton, a passionate and colorful 54-year veteran of performing arts administration as well as an Emmy award-winning radio and TV host, died at age 75 on June 9 in San Diego, after a long battle with kidney disease. … »
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