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Berliners Open Carnegie with Pines, Fountains, and a Baritenor
The Berlin Philharmonic and its Chief Conductor Kirill Petrenko [pictured] stepped away from their usual territory for the gala October 8 opening of the Carnegie Hall season. Instead of a sampling of Germanic classics, they offered an all-Italian … »
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Kennedy Center's Artistic Director
Rick Canny [pictured], manager of the Burbank, California-based music management company Favor the Artist, is the new artistic director for The Kennedy Center. His predecessor came and left within two weeks in January. Canny has been a consultant … »
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Sopranos with New Managers
Armenian soprano Marianna Hovanisyan has joined Intermusica for worldwide general management. An alumna of Jette Parker Artists’ Program at the Royal Ballet & Opera, Covent Garden, she appears there this season as Pamina in … »
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New Faces in Philly O
The Philadelphia Orchestra has added four musicians in the 2026–27 season. Violist Laura Fuller [left] arrives after nine years as a member of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. After studying at the Cleveland Institute of Music, she … »
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British Composer Wins Sibelius Prize
British composer Rebecca Saunders is the recipient of the Wihuri Sibelius Prize, a triennial award that is one of classical music’s most prestigious and lucrative international honors. The 59-year-old composer, who lives in Berlin, … »
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Botstein Is Out
Escaping the taint of a past association with the late sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein is not easy, as Leon Botstein, the highly successful ex-president of Bard College, is discovering. When his relationship with Epstein garnered attention, he … »
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New GM for Grant Park Fest
Chicago’s Grant Park Music Festival’s leadership changes continue, with Nate Bachhuber having just assumed the post of general manager. He joins Orchestral Association President and CEO Anwar Nasir, appointed last June to succeed Paul … »
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The 'Unsafe' Myth: NSO Rehearses at the KenCen
Donald Trump has labeled The Kennedy Center “a great danger to anyone who walks inside,” a building that is in a “virtual state of collapse.” But such dire warnings have not stopped the National Symphony Orchestra (NSO) … »
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Rarity: Musical Instruments in Schools
America’s public schools, challenged by straitened financial circumstances and the lack of strong advocacy for classroom arts education, have steadily devalued the importance of teaching music. The lack of access to instruments only … »
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Chamber Opera Posits the Delphic Oracle in Southern CA
LONDON—Ancient Greece was at the heart of this October 3 presentation by the BBC Concert Orchestra (BBCCO) at London's Queen Elizabeth Hall. A mixture of old and new, the program had been thoughtfully curated. A pity, then, that the … »
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