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Foundation Center & GuideStar Merge to Create Fast Fact Finder
The Foundation Center and GuideStar, two information resources for non-profit institutions, announced their merger to create Candid. The name, says a press release, “means that we value being up front and honest above all else . . . [and] … »
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Hamilton Under Fire for Historical Inaccuracies and Distortions
NEW YORK (AP) — Ever since the musical Hamilton began its march to near-universal infatuation, one group has noticeably withheld its applause: historians. Many academics argue the portrait of Alexander Hamilton, the star of our $10 bills, … »
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WQXR Adds Digital Content Editor
WQXR, New York City’s only locally based all-classical-music radio station, has brought Jacqui Cheng on board as the station’s first ever editor-in-chief, music. Cheng will report to Shannon Connolly, senior VP and GM, music, at New … »
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Ursula Oppens Tribute Launches Terrance McKnight's New Series
WQXR host Terrance McKnight [named one of Musical America’s 2019 Top Professionals ] launched his “Only at Merkin” series on February 2, with a 75 th -birthday tribute to pianist and intrepid interpreter Ursula Oppens. Billed as … »
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Contests & Awards
Winners Announced for Sphinx Competition Senior/Junior Divisions
Juilliard cellist Sterling Elliott [pictured], 19, has won the senior division of the 22 nd annual Sphinx competition for young Black and Latinx string players, which concluded over the weekend in Detroit. He takes home $50,000, plus $5,000 for … »
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Contests & Awards
Barbara Hannigan Wins Sonning Prize
Canadian soprano Barbara Hannigan, also a conductor of some note, has been awarded the 2020 Léonie Sonning Music Prize, Denmark’s highest musical honor. Hannigan is especially known for her commitment to new music, having premiered … »
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Montana Maestro Accused of Bullying
Matthew Savery, music director of the Bozeman Symphony, is under investigation for a range of allegations. A letter addressed to the symphony’s board and shared with the Bozeman Daily Chronicle calls out Savery for “bullying, … »
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Tenor Preps for the High Cs of his first Met La Fille
NEW YORK — When Javier Camarena explodes with joy singing nine high C's in Donizetti's La Fille du Regiment , there's a good chance the Metropolitan Opera audience will explode right back at him with demands for an encore. "I will be very … »
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A Sanford Sylvan Mentee Honors His Teacher in Recital Debut
These days, it’s an ever-increasing challenge to be noticed, and young singers are no exception. It has to be said, however, that young Polish countertenor, Jakub Jósef Orlinski has more than a few advantages to make him stand out … »
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People in the News
Paris Audience Welcomes Dutoit with 'Repeated Ovations'
PARIS—Swiss conductor Charles Dutoit returned to a major world stage Sunday for the first time since 10 women accused him of sexual assault and harassment. And he earned repeated ovations from the awed Paris audience. Dutoit, 82, denies … »
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