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WaPo Takes Up Pay Discrimination in American Orchestras
The Washington Post has again taken up the issue of women being treated unfairly in the classical music realm, this time zeroing in on Boston Symphony Orchestra principal flute Elizabeth Rowe’s lawsuit against her employer for a salary … »
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At BAM: An Early Turnage Opera Packs a Punch
NEW YORK—Raw rage and political engagement were the driving forces behind Mark-Anthony Turnage’s debut opera Greek . Familiar enough for a young artist just setting out, such motivations can make a powerful initial impact but tend to … »
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Juilliard School Names New VP and Advancement Chief
The Whitney Museum’s top fundraiser and deputy director has been recruited by the Juilliard School to be its new VP and chief advancement officer. The School describes Alexandra Wheeler, who started yesterday, as “a key member of the … »
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Boston's Cantata Singers Get a New Exec Director
Nick Adams, executive director of the Longwood Symphony Orchestra, Boston’s much admired “Doctor’s Orchestra,” is to be the new executive director of the city’s 55-year-old Cantata Singers. He starts in January, … »
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Sir Simon's Tips for Young Musicians: 'Work like Hell; Stay Curious'
In the second season finale of the BBC’s Young Musician podcast, Simon Rattle, music director of the London Symphony Orchestra, offered aspiring musicians seven tips for success. Sir Simon’s advice, with edits for length, follows in … »
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Four Premieres Scheduled for Washington National Opera
The Washington National Opera (WNO) is gearing up for its its annual American Opera Initiative (AOI) showcase, with four world premieres in the Kennedy Center Terrace Theater, January 11-13. Over seven seasons, AOI has supported the development … »
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Kentridge's Latest Magnum Opus Is Designed to Discombobulate
Did you know that the first shot from a member of the British forces in the First World War was fired by an African? And in Africa? The man was part of the British West African Frontier Force, which was in the process of invading the German … »
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Huns on the March! La Scala Opens with a WWII Update
MILAN--Arguably Europe’s most important cultural event, opening night at La Scala always falls on December 7, the feast day of the city’s patron saint, St. Ambrose. The usual gathering of Italian politicians, second-tier celebrities, … »
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Contests & Awards
Grammy Nominations: The (Classical) List
The Grammy nominations were announced on December 7, pushed back from December 5 due to President George H.W. Bush's funeral. These apply to the 61st annual awards, scheduled for February 10 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. The portion of … »
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Knight Foundation Invests $37M in Miami Arts
In October, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation invested $20 million in Detroit arts groups , such as Sphinx and Michigan Opera Theater. This month, it announced Miami arts groups will be getting $37 million. Since 2005 the foundation has … »
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