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National Arts Center Orchestra Taps New Managing Director
Arna Einarsdóttir, managing director of the Iceland Symphony Orchestra (ISO), is to be the new managing director of Canada's National Arts Center Orchestra as of next spring. She succeeds Christopher Deacon, in the job for 22 years until … »
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A New Conservatory Course: Mental Health
The Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM) has appointed the first lecturer in musicians’ health and well-being in a U.K. conservatory. Beginning in January Sara Ascenso, a clinical psychologist and pianist, will lecture, conduct research, … »
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A New Era at the Met Launches Tonight
A new generation of musical leadership takes center stage at the Metropolitan Opera tonight when Yannick Nézet-Séguin makes his debut as music director in a new production of Verdi’s La Traviata . The last time such a debut … »
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Dutch Composer Wins Grawemeyer for 'Intercultural' Work
Dutch composer Joel Bons has won the 2019 University of Louisville Grawemeyer Award for Music Composition, the University announced today. Bons’s one-hour Nomaden , for cello and mixed ensemble, was named as the winning piece. The award, … »
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New Artist of the Month: Conductor Lidiya Yankovskaya
“I couldn’t have imagined a better job for myself right now,” said conductor Lidiya Yankovskaya. “It’s always amazing when a job lines up at exactly the right time with your personal interests, your professional … »
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Cinci Opera's Artistic Ops Guru to Exit
The Cincinnati Opera (CO) is losing one its mainstays. After 17 years Marcus Küchle, director of artistic operations and new work development, is leaving this month to assume a top administrative role in the Tyrolean Festival Erl. The fest, … »
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Whither Westminster Choir College?
The final outcome of the ongoing Westminster Choir College-for-sale-to-China debate is anybody’s guess, but NPR provides a fairly comprehensive description of the predicament and the players. The story so far is that Rider University, which … »
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Violinist Nina Beilina Dies at 81
Violinist Nina Beilina, who emigrated from the Soviet Union at age 40, in 1977, and made her U.S. debut a year later at Manhattan’s 92 nd Street Y, died on November 25 in New York. She was 81. Harold Schonberg’s positive review in The … »
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Chiara Muti Stages Così with Dad in the Pit
NAPLES, Italy—Riccardo Muti has generally steered clear of staged opera in recent years, preferring to showcase his Verdi in concert, a format perfected in Chicago and last summer in Florence and Ravenna, Italy, with Macbeth . But that … »
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Music Directors Coming and Going
Violinist/conductor Nikolaj Znaider further solidifies his podium credentials with news that he is to be the next music director of the Orchester National de Lyon (ONL), succeeding Leonard Slatkin, who left in 2017. Coincidentally, the news … »
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