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New York Public Radio CEO Resigns
Laura R. Walker, longtime president and CEO of New York Public Radio, announced yesterday that she would step down in March. Walker, 61, has been with WNYC since 1995; over time she has created a major non-profit, independent media company with … »
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Mirga Postpones New York Phil Debut
Mirga Gražinyte-Tyla’s much anticipated New York Philharmonic debut, scheduled for concerts January 3-5, has been postponed, “due to maternity/family leave following the birth of her first child,” according … »
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UMich Prof Accused of Misconduct to Retire
It can hardly be a coincidence that UMich violin professor Stephen Shipps will be retiring in May. Shipps, former chair of strings and faculty director of the school's Strings Preparatory Academy, has been accused of sexual misconduct. A Dec. 10 … »
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RSNO Hires New Chief Exec
Alistair Mackie, London Philharmonia’s interim managing director and joint principal trumpet, is to be the new CEO of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO), starting in April. He succeeds Krishna Thiagarajan, who in June was named … »
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New CEO for Florida Orchestra
The Florida Orchestra has chosen the CEO of the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra as its next president and CEO. Mark Cantrell, a onetime airline pilot and sled-dog racer, is to succeed Michael Pastreich, who left in July after more than a decade in … »
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Concord, on a Buying Spree, Acquires Samuel French
Concord Music, which has been aggressively acquiring music catalogs ranging from classical to heavy metal, has taken a major step into the world of theater with its purchase of Samuel French. The revered publisher of American and British plays … »
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The (U.K.) Year in Opera: A Critic Tells It like It Is
In his overview of the best and worst of opera in the U.K., Rupert Christiansen is up to his usual crusty standard, blaming HD for shrinking audiences outside of London, especially at the Welsh National Opera. “This may well be an … »
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New Finance and Marketing Staffers in Chicago, Houston, Seattle
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra has hired Ryan Lewis [pictured], VP of marketing for Opera Philadelphia as its new VP of sales and marketing. He succeeds J. Philip Koester ( Phil) Koester, who left in August to be VP of marketing and … »
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Google + Webcam = Instant Maestro
Anyone who has ever dreamed of conducting an orchestra can now realize their ambition with Semi-Conductor, Google’s latest AI experiment. The process is simple. A would-be maestro launches Semi-Conductor in Google Chrome; stands in front of … »
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Columbia, Askonas Holt Sign Pianists
Chinese American pianist Eric Lu [pictured], 20, has signed with Columbia Artists for North American representation. Lu, winner of the 2018 Leeds International Piano Competition , first came to international attention as a prize winner at the … »
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