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A Freshly Tamed Traviata Launches Yannick at the Met
Verdi’s “lost one” found her way once again to the Metropolitan Opera on Tuesday for the sixth new production of La Traviata since the company moved to Lincoln Center in 1966. Perhaps in response to its previous staging, Willy … »
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Recent Competitions: Deadlines and Results
Just as the University of Michigan discontinues the M-Priz e, the curtain is rising on a new chamber music competition organized by the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, in Birmingham, UK. The title decidedly doesn’t roll off the tongue: The … »
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Clive Gillinson Gets Married
Clive Gillinson was married on Saturday evening in a private, Orthodox Jewish ceremony to Anya Deutsch. She is a lawyer, 42; he is the ageless artistic and executive director of Carnegie Hall. The event took place at Cipriani Wall Street. Anya … »
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Osmo Vänskä Will Leave the Minnesota Orchestra
Osmo Vänskä will exit as music director of the Minnesota Orchestra as of August 2022, at the expiration of his contract. He will have been in the position for 19 years. “I feel more than ever that the Minnesota Orchestra is my … »
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Out with the Old, In with the New at Local 802
In what on the surface looks long overdue, the New York chapter of the American Federation of Musicians—a.k.a. Local 802—has taken a giant step into the present by voting in new leadership. French horn player Adam Krauthamer, 37, was … »
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UMich Drops the M-Prize
The University of Michigan’s $100,000 M-Prize has played its swan song. The university’s School of Music, Theater & Dance said on Wednesday that funding for the annual chamber music competition had run out and that the third … »
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COC Names Composer-in-Residence
Ian Cusson is to be the next composer-in-residence of the Canadian Opera Company Academy, a new artist development program launched by the COC in 2016. The Métis/French-Canadian Cusson succeeds current company-in-residence Against the … »
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Bell Ringers in the German Countryside Prompt Lawsuits
Clanging cowbells are cause for an ongoing legal skirmish between neighbors in Holzkirchen, a small town south of Munich, Germany. When a couple bought a large house in the fields on the edge of the town in 2011, they looked forward to a quiet … »
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People in the News
Esa-Pekka Salonen to Take San Francisco Symphony Podium
Esa-Pekka Salonen is to be the next music director of the San Francisco Symphony. The news arrives within 24 hours of the London Philharmonia’s announcement that he was stepping down at the close of 2020-21 after what, by then, will have … »
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A New Model for San Francisco
In announcing Esa-Pekka Salonen’s appointment as its new music director, the San Francisco Symphony and the conductor are clear that his tenure will not be business as usual. In his comments, orchestra CEO Mark C. Hanson noted that Salonen … »
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