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More Management Changes, Strings Division
The Attacca Quartet has widened its relationship with Polyarts, a division of HarrisonParrott, from European to global general management. It was previously with Judson Management group. The four Juilliard grads, together since 2003, have been … »
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People in the News
LA Phil Violinist Exits to Make Social Justice a Priority
On Dec. 16 Vijay Gupta played his last performance as a member of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. A recipient of a 2018 MacArthur Fellowship—a $625,000 no-strings attached grant over five years—the 31-year-old first violinist and social … »
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NY Philharmonic VP Leaves for Southern Climes
Katherine Johnson has left her post as VP of Communications for the New York Philharmonic. She is moving to North Carolina to join the University of North Carolina School of the Arts (UNCSA) in a new position, director of media relations and … »
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Reviews
Otello as Best of the Season, So Far, Thanks to Dudamel
It has been 14 years since Gustavo Dudamel burst on the scene with a spectacular showing at the 2004 Bamberg Symphony Gustav Mahler Conducting Competition. Since then he has honed his skills in a wide range of repertoire, including opera. In … »
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Matthew Aucoin Turns to His Inner Voice
Matthew Aucoin recently learned that it is sometimes important to answer the telephone, even when the read-out shows “Caller Blocked.” After ignoring several such calls from Chicago, he finally took the call and learned he had been … »
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Contests & Awards
Tchaikovsky Comp, Scheduled for June, May Not Happen
It’s not clear that the 16 th International Tchaikovsky Competition, scheduled for June 17-29, will take place. Moscow Conservatory Rector Alexander Sokolove last week expressed concern that, although the monies had been allocated for the … »
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Hong Kong Phil Taps Seasoned Pro as CEO
Benedikt Fohr is to be chief executive of the Hong Kong Philharmonic as of April 1, succeeding Michael MacLeod who is retiring after eight years. Fohr, 55, has been CEO of the Deutsche Radio Philharmonie Saarbrücken Kaiserslautern (DRP) for … »
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People in the News
Longtime UMich Strings Prof on Leave, Accused of Sexual Misconduct
On Monday, an article appeared in The Michigan Daily , UMich’s student newspaper, accusing Stephen Shipps, chair of the strings department and director of the university's strings preparatory division, of sexual misconduct. The story has … »
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Industry News
Cleveland O, Saint Paul Chamber O Report Year-end Results
The Cleveland Orchestra’s 2018 annual report offers some good news—fundraising and attendance are up—and some not-so-good—the deficit remains and the endowment is flat. The orchestra hasn’t had a balanced budget … »
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Contests & Awards
Linc Inc Acknowledges Ten Rising Artists
Lincoln Center has announced its Emerging Artist Awards, a kind of broadened version of the Center’s Martin E. Segal Awards, which originated in 1986. Each of the ten winners is chosen by a Center constituent and each receives $7,500 for … »
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