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At the NY Phil: Glorious Bruckner, with an Intriguing Intro and Coda

October 1, 2018 | Clive Paget, Musical America
If the New York Philharmonic’s opening gala was all about fresh starts and meeting the maestro, the second program in Jaap van Zweden’s inaugural season (heard Sept. 28) as the orchestra’s 26th music director had a strong sense … » Read
 

People in the News

New Principal Conductor, Artistic Administrator at D.C. Opera

October 1, 2018 | Susan Elliott, Musical America
In addition to hiring Timothy O’Leary as general director as of July 1, the Washington National Opera is making some adjustments to its staff hierarchy. A recent alert from the company indicates that O’Leary and Artistic Director … » Read
 

Industry News

Ticketmaster Investigated for Turning a Blind Eye to Scalpers

October 1, 2018 | Taylor Grant, Musical America
An ongoing investigation of Ticketmaster by Canada’s Competition Bureau (CCB) will now include whether it enables large-scale scalping. The Bureau is already suing Ticketmaster and its parent company, Live Nation, to stop deceptive … » Read
 

People in the News

New Artist of the Month: Robert Trevino

October 1, 2018 | Roy Westbrook for Musical America
LONDON--In June of 2017 I received a disappointing email from the London Symphony Orchestra. Conductor Daniel Harding was indisposed and “the LSO is very grateful to Robert Trevino for stepping in to conduct at short notice.” Robert … » Read
 

Contests & Awards

Frankfurt Voted Opera House of the Year. Again.

October 1, 2018 | Nicholas Beard, Musical America
Oper Frankfurt, whose 2018-19 season plans no less than 14 new productions, has for the fourth time been voted Opera House of the Year by the esteemed Opernwelt m agazine. It has received the accolade in 1996, 2003, 2015, and now 2018; the … » Read
 

Industry News

Miami-Dade Arts Center to Cost $411 Million

June 21, 2004 | Fred Tasker
MIAMI -- The building boom in national performing arts centers continues unabated, despite such well-documented horror stories as the Miami-Dade Performing Arts Center. Latest overruns there are estimated at $67 million, bringing the total cost … » Read
 

Special Reports

10 Questions, Two (Very Different) Festivals

April 5, 2018 | George Loomis, Musical America
The following article appears in Musical America's 2018 Guide to Summer Festivals . The  Ojai and  Ravenna festivals boast similarly estimable lineage and prestige yet could hardly be more different—in locale, duration, … » Read
 

Special Reports

Best of Ask Edna: Some FAQs About Artist Management

June 29, 2017 | Edna Landau
One of the seminars I have led most often in recent years is entitled “A Backstage View of Artist Management.” Here are some of the questions I am most frequently asked: How will I know when I am ready for management? The hardest … » Read
 

Special Reports

Five Top Competitors: Lessons Learned from Winning and Losing

February 7, 2017 | John Fleming
Winning a competition can be a quick launch pad to career success and fulfillment—but so can losing. Here are the stories of behind five competitors, each now at the top of his or her field. In our previous Competition … » Read
 

Industry News

NY Phil Partners with Shanghai Symphony

November 14, 2012 | Susan Elliott
The New York Philharmonic is tapping into the China market big time, announcing today the launch of a four-year program in 2014 that sees the orchestra in a series of teaching and performing residencies in Shanghai, in partnership with the … » Read
 
 

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