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Project 440 Uses Music to 'Create Better People'
Joseph Conyers, assistant principal bassist with the Philadelphia Orchestra, wants to “use music to create better people." If they also happen to excel as musicians, that’s all to the better. In 2007 Conyers founded Project 440, a … »
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Schirmer Acquires the Rights to Florence Price Works
G. Schirmer has acquired the worldwide rights to the works of Florence Price. Born to a middle-class family in Little Rock, AR in 1880, Price was the first African-American woman to have a symphony performed by a major American orchestra when the … »
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A Different Kind of Artist Residency--in a Prison
On Nov. 13 the Solera Quartet completed an unusual residency with a performance on a floating correctional facility just off Hunts Point in the Bronx, NY. For the previous week, the four musicians had helped 20 inmates at the 870-bed Vernon C. … »
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KenCen Hires California-based Social Impact VP
The Kennedy Center has added a new position: VP and Artistic Director of Social Impact. Starting January 1, Marc Bamuthi Joseph, whom the Center rightly describes as a “multi-hypenate artist” will assume the role, serving as part of … »
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Contests & Awards
Wins, Losses, Draws: A Torrent of Competitions
Canadian violinist Timothy Chooi [pictured] delivered a blazing finale to the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto and clinched first prize on Oct. 27 at the Joseph Joachim International Violin Competition in Hannover, Germany. Chooi took home … »
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Seattle Symphony Opens New, Experimental Space
The Seattle Symphony has announced the programming for its Octave 9: Raisbeck Music Center, slated to open in March. Named for James and Sherry Raisbeck, their $2 million challenge grant has enabled the transformation of the former Soundbridge … »
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Lincoln Center Communications Chief to Exit
Mary Caraccioli, Lincoln Center’s chief communications officer, is stepping down to take a similar job with the Central Park Conservancy. She exits this week and plans to be in her new position by early December. Caraccioli was hired three … »
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Surprise! Trumps Will Skip KenCen Honors
NEW YORK—For the second straight year, President Donald Trump will not be attending the Kennedy Center Honors celebrating cultural achievement. Neither Trump nor first lady Melania Trump will be at the Dec. 2 event, Stephanie Grisham, the … »
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San Antonio Symphony Taps Executive Director
San Antonio Symphony has named Corey Cowart, current executive director of the Amarillo (TX) Symphony, as executive director, effective January 1, 2019. He steps into the role as Michael Kaiser and his deputies of the DeVos Institute of Arts … »
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Baltimore Concertmaster Vindicated by Court, but Still Suspended by Orchestra
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra has extended the suspension of concertmaster Jonathan Carney an additional five days, through Sunday, despite a judge having rescinded the temporary peace order filed against him last week. The peace order stemmed … »
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