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London's Philharmonia Picks Salonen's Successor
London’s Philharmonia Orchestra has chosen another Finn as its next principal conductor. Starting in the 2021-22 season, Santtu-Matias Rouvali, 33, is to succeed Esa-Pekka Salonen for a five-year term. In doing so, he moves up from his … »
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A Few Management Moves
German conductor Kevin John Edusei [pictured] has moved from Denmark’s Crescendi Agency to England's Intermusica. He has been chief conductor of the Munich Symphony Orchestra since 2014 and this summer concludes his tenure in that same post … »
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AGMA Elects Met's Stage Manager as President
American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA), the union that represents some 7,500 American professional opera singers, choristers, and dancers, has elected a new slate of officers. Each will serve a four-year term. The new president, elected by the … »
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BBC Phil to Offer Live Notes via Smartphone
If you’re someone who just can’t turn off your smart phone wherever you may be, you’ll love the BBC Philharmonic’s new web app called Notes. Beginning next September, audience members seated in a special section of the … »
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Harold Arlen Estate Sues Tech Cos. for Millions
The estate of Harold Arlen is taking Apple, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and other of the largest tech retailers to court, alleging copyright infringement of some of the songwriter’s most iconic creations, either through streaming or … »
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The 2019 Confab: So What Exactly IS Classical: NEXT, Anyway?
ROTTERDAM— For three days ending May 18, some 1,300 people from 45 countries gathered in this city of striking postwar architecture to talk about the future of classical music. It wasn’t a doom-and-gloom affair. The gathering, … »
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ICE Offers NY Premiere of Claude Vivier’s Kopernikus
On Thursday, May 16 th , Music of the Americas presented the New York premiere of Claude Vivier’s opera Kopernikus (1979) at Issue Project Room in Downtown Brooklyn. Vivier (1943-1983) was born in Montreal and spent time in the 1970s in … »
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Jessye's Archives to Library of Congress
The Library of Congress is the beneficiary of a recent donation of thousands of items that document the career of Jessye Norman, whom Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden characterized as “one of the most iconic opera singers of the 20th … »
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18-Year-Old Competition Champ Adds Another $150,000 to His Stash
Tony Sigi Yun, an 18-year-old Canadian pianist enrolled in the pre-college division of the Juilliard School, has won the China International Music Competition, earning $150,000 and management for three years by Opus 3 Artists in the West and by … »
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A Streaming Service Made for the Classical Listener
The growth of music streaming services such as Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora, and others has done little to advance the availability of classical music. While this genre comprises only 5 percent of the recorded music market, its core audience … »
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