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Montreal Symphony Investigation Into Dutoit Deemed Inconclusive

November 7, 2018 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
Charles Dutoit, disgraced after accusations of sexual harassment surfaced in December, 2017, has been given some relief by the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal. After the  news broke of his indiscretions against women … » Read
 

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Report Says Live Streaming Doesn't Widen Audiences

November 7, 2018 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
Two new reports from the U.K. suggest that the digital capture and broadcast of live arts performances has yet to draw audiences any different than those that would attend similar events in person. The findings are to be found in an Arts Council … » Read
 

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Two New UK Appointments, Dartington and Glyndeourne

November 7, 2018 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
Sara Mohr-Pietsch [pictured], a BBC Radio 3 host and producer, is to succeed Joanna MacGregor OBE as artistic director of the Dartington International Summer School and Festival at the end of the 2019 edition. Mohn-Pietsch, presenter of live from … » Read
 

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The American Dream Come True--One Tubist's Story

November 7, 2018 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
Richard Antoine White, principal tuba in the New Mexico Philharmonic and an associate professor and associate director of the Spirit Marching Band at the University of New Mexico, has come a long way from his hardscrabble beginnings in … » Read
 

Reviews

At the Lyric: Siegfried's a Cocky Kid; Brünnhilde Wears a Pinafore

November 6, 2018 | Wynne Delacoma, Musical America
CHICAGO—Oh, boy. Literally. When the curtain rose Saturday night on Lyric Opera of Chicago’s new production of Siegfried , some in the audience doubtless felt their hackles rising right along with it. Mime, the excellent German tenor … » Read
 

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NY City Center Balanchine Tribute Raises Questions About Choreographic Continuity

November 6, 2018 | Rachel Straus, Musical America
Tributes to historic masterpieces and their creators are a tricky business. In dance, the choreographer and original dancers with whom he or she created the piece are long gone. What has been passed on inevitably undergoes changes from the … » Read
 

Industry News

Naxos Now Owns Opus Arte and Its 600 Productions

November 6, 2018 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
Naxos Music Group has acquired The Royal Opera House’s Opus Arte, a label it has been distributing since its launch in 1999. The deal includes audio/video productions by all of Opus Arte’s clientele: the ROH, Glyndebourne, Dutch … » Read
 

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Royal Concertgebouw, Seeking Diversity, Launches Youth Orchestra

November 6, 2018 | Nicholas Beard, Musical America
American orchestras are not alone in their concern about diversifying their ranks. The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam is developing a new youth orchestra for ages 14-17; a free program that is designed to “reflect the diversity … » Read
 

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Those Elegant Car Dings Come Courtesy of the Detroit Symphony

November 6, 2018 | Sarah Shay, Musical America
Car enthusiasts visiting AutoMobility LA on Nov. 28 will hear something completely new. The Lincoln Aviator SUV, which premieres at the show, uses symphonic music rather than electronically generated sounds to capture a driver’s attention. … » Read
 

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More Troubles at the Boston Phil Youth Orchestra

November 5, 2018 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
The firing of two key advisors to Benjamin Zander [pictured] has turned out to be just the tip of the iceberg at his Boston Philharmonic Youth Orchestra (BYPO). David St. George, an artistic advisor, was arrested on child pornography charges ; … » Read
 
 

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