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Christie Brings 'Rameau, Master of the Dance' to BAM
William Christie and Les Arts Florissants have been welcome guests at the Brooklyn Academy of Music ever since the 1990s, when they first gave groundbreaking performances there of operatic masterpieces from the French Baroque. So it was last … »
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Contests & Awards
Ellis Island Medal Awarded to Composer Peter Boyer
Peter Boyer, an American composer best known for his Grammy Award-nominated work Ellis Island: The Dream of America , for actors and orchestra, has been chosen as one of the recipients of the 2019 Ellis Island Medal of Honor. Established in 1986, … »
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Industry News
Fundraising for Nonprofits--an Uphill Battle Looms
Despite a healthy increase in charitable giving in 2018, experts predict there are tough times ahead for nonprofits dependent on the generosity of donors. The increase in giving last year—1.6 percent—came largely from gifts of $1,000 … »
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Orchestra Pits Everywhere Threatened by High Court Ruling
Last year the U.K.’s High Court ruled that there was "a clear factual and causal link" between violist Christopher Goldscheider’s hearing loss and his position in the Royal Opera House (ROH) orchestra pit. [See Musician … »
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People in the News
Frank Gehry’s 90th Birthday Party: An Eyewitness Account
It was a starry roster of “FoF”s (Friends of Frank’s) who gathered last week in Berlin to honor architect Frank Gehry’s 90 th birthday. The primary event was the open-to-the-public concert that filled the 680-seat Pierre … »
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Glimmerglass Exec Headed to Pittsburgh Festival Opera
Christopher M. Powell, director of artistic initiatives for the Glimmerglass Festival, is to be executive director of the Pittsburgh Festival Opera as of March 12. PFO has a summer season of four or five operas, including, this year, … »
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Daniel Hope Exits Savannah Fest Post
Violinist Daniel Hope will be stepping down at the close of this year’s Savannah (GA) Music Festival, March 28-April 13. He has been serving in the capacity as associate artistic director, overseeing and participating in some of its … »
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Reviews
ETHEL Meets Julia at the Jewish Museum
Julia Wolfe has been winning acclaim of late for her socially savvy, large-scale works for orchestra and chorus—pieces like the hour-long Fire in My Mouth , premiered last month by the New York Philharmonic—so it’s good to be … »
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Contests & Awards
Finalists Announced for BBC Cardiff Singer of the World
The 20 competitors for the biennial BBC Cardiff Singer of the World, to be held in St. David’s Hall, June 15-22, were announced today, and Musical America’s New Artist of the Month, bass Patrick Guetti, is one of the two to represent … »
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People in the News
Savannah Phil Artistic Director Is Out. Suddenly.
Irish conductor Peter Shannon has left the Savannah Philharmonic as artistic director and conductor. Local media reports that his resignation was “immediate” as of Feb. 27. Shannon announced last fall that he was leaving but was … »
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