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New York City Opera Board Chair Steps Down
Things are not looking good for the revived New York City Opera. For one thing, its board chairman and primary funder Roy G. Niederhoffer, is stepping down; he cites personal reasons. It was Niederhoff, a hedge fund manager, who paid for … »
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Study the Arts, Get Better Grades. New Research Proves It (Again).
Arts education proponents have long championed the academic benefits to children who study art, music, theater, or dance. A new, decade-long study published in the journal Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts demonstrates that … »
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Proposal Seeks Tax $$ for North Carolina Arts Groups
Citizens of the county of Mecklenburg, North Carolina, home to the city of Charlotte and the notorious “bathroom bill,” could soon see a new sales tax to support the arts. Valencia McDowell, incoming chair of the Arts & Science … »
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Quiet Please, Ancient Instruments at Play
Fausto Cacciatori faced a challenge. How could this chief conservator of the Violin Museum in Cremona, Italy, where the master luthier Antonio Stradivari plied his trade 300 years ago, preserve the inimitable sounds of the museum’s … »
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Gay Men's Chorus of LA Executive Director Is Out
The Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles will soon be looking for a new executive director, following the board of directors’s decision not to renew the contract of the current one, John Weedman [pictured]. His exact date of departure has … »
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BSO Principal Flute Case 'Dismissed with Prejudice'
The Boston Symphony Orchestra’s principal flute Elizabeth Rowe has settled her case against her employer; the terms were not disclosed, and the documents state merely that the case was dismissed “with prejudice and without costs or … »
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Montana Conductor Resigns Amid Allegations
BOZEMAN, MT - The conductor of the Bozeman Symphony has resigned amid an investigation into allegations that he bullied and harassed musicians, staff, and patrons. The Bozeman Daily Chronicle reports the outside investigation into … »
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Royal Concertgebouw “Purrs Like a Well-Oiled Rolls Royce” on Carnegie Stage
Ever since the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra dispensed with the services of its Chief Conductor Daniele Gatti following charges of sexual harassment—accusations that Gatti still denies—the media has been speculating on his … »
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Orchestral Appointments Stateside and Abroad
The Berlin Philharmonic has a new concertmaster in Polish-born Krzysztof Polonek [pictured], a member of the orchestra since 2009. He succeeds Andreas Buschatz , who left in 2017 to take the same position with the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra. … »
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Confessions of a Naked Pharoah
Anthony Roth Costanzo has written a first-hand account of his portrayal of Akhnaten in the English National Opera’s 2016 production, set for revival starting Feb. 21. It suggests, not surprisingly, that the title role Philip Glass’s … »
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