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Three Orchestras Name New Executive Directors
The Santa Fe Symphony and Chorus has hired Daniel Crupi [pictured], 29, to succeed Gregory W. Heltman as executive director. Heltman resigned last May, having founded the organization in 1984. Crupi, who starts in March, has been COO of the … »
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New Year's News from the Vienna Phil
Following the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra’s recent New Year’s Concert, the ensemble announced that Andris Nelsons had been tapped to lead the 2020 edition of the prestigious event. The concert, held at the Musikverein, is the last … »
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Billboard's 2018 Top 50 Classical Albums Are Mostly Not, Really
Billboard’s top ten best-selling “classical” albums of 2018 is, er, instructive. Topping the charts is Andrea Bocelli’s Si , described as a “celebration of love, family, faith, and hope” that features among its … »
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New Finance, Publishing Execs Named
The Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra (SLSO) has a new chief financial officer in Steven Rosenzweig [pictured]; he succeeds James Garrone who is retiring after 15 years of service. Rosenzweig arrives after filling the same function at the city's … »
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LA Phil Names Zubin Mehta Conductor Emeritus
With its conductor laureate Esa-Pekka Salonen soon to be otherwise occupied as music director of the San Francisco Symphony, the Los Angeles Philharmonic last night named another former music director, Zubin Mehta, as conductor emeritus. The … »
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Trump Tax Cut May Reduce Charitable Giving
One likely consequence of the 2017 Trump tax cut is a decline in charitable giving, estimated by one study to total from $13 to $20 billion, or 3 to 5 percent of the 2017 total of $410 billion. Half of all not-for-profit groups depend on … »
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Artist Management: It's Personal
In a recent conversation with Marianne Sciolino, founder and CEO of Manhattan-based Sciolino Artist Management, we touched on the issues of how a relatively small artist management firm (SAM has a roster of 20) competes in a world of large ones, … »
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New Musicians in Boston
The Boston-based Handel and Haydn Society has added three new principal players to its ranks. Emi Ferguson [pictured] is the new principal flute, succeeding Christopher Krueger who retired at end of last season after 40 years with H+H. Heather … »
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...And in Washington, D.C.
Gianandrea Noseda is wasting no time in bringing new musicians into the National Symphony Orchestra. He’s been music director just over one year and, as of yesterday, has already brought in eight new members. Added to the six he appointed … »
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Met Adriana Soars with an Unbeatable Cast
The Metropolitan Opera introduced its fourth and last new production of the current season on New Year’s Eve with Francesco Cilea’s Adriana Lecouvreur , an opera many will associate with critical scorn of long standing. Indeed, half a … »
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