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La Scala TV Goes Free
As of Sept. 1, Teatro alla Scala’s streaming platform dropped its paywall, making every title in the its catalogue available to stream at no cost after a simple registration. LaScalaTV uses nine remotely operated cameras installed in the … »
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Colorado's Boettcher Hall to Get $122M Renovation
The Colorado Symphony Orchestra and its President & CEO Daniel Wachter are getting their ducks in a row for a major capital renovation of its primary performance venue. Projected to cost $122 million and be completed by August 2029, the … »
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How Encoded Music Notation Fooled the KGB
Merryl Goldberg’s life today as a professor of music at California State University, San Marcos, is worlds away from her role in a secret mission inside the Soviet Union in 1985. In her new book Notes of Deception , co-written with Vince … »
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Study: Practice Does Not Make Perfect
The somewhat shopworn comedic response to the question, “How do you get to Carnegie Hall?” has long been “Practice! Practice! Practice!” More recently the magic amount of preparation time required of the Carnegie aspirant … »
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New Artist of the Month: Trumpeter Skylar Tang
The past year or so has been pretty heady for trumpeter, composer, and budding bandleader Skylar Tang. In June 2025, the Bay Area native was featured on Words Fall Short , the latest album by her childhood idol, saxophonist Joshua Redman. This … »
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Exemplary Music Criticism Remembered
The publication of Defending the Music: Michael Steinberg at the Boston Globe, 1964-1976 has prompted John Adams to reminisce about a music critic who delivered “an almost endless chain of exemplary reviews and essays… witty, now and … »
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7-Year-Old Pianist Enrolls at Curtis
For the upcoming academic year at the Curtis Institute of Music, the piano department received 154 applications, initially auditioned 63, heard 15 finalists, and accepted four for admission. The sole criterion for admission is artistic promise, … »
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Dallas S.O. Widens Its Programming
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra has expanded the role of its Principal Pops Conductor Enrico Lopez-Yañez to “Creative Director & Principal Conductor of Pops and Specials,” an so will broaden its offerings to those in which he … »
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Key Staffer to Exit Washington Performing Arts
Washington Performing Arts, the first arts group to see the writing on the wall and exit Kennedy Center after the Trump takeover , has announced the departure of Michele Fowlin, artistic director of the Children of the Gospel Choir (COTG), a … »
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MET Orchestra's Proms Debut Is Imperfect
LONDON—The Met Orchestra is typically encountered shrouded in darkness and tackling operatic repertoire old and (increasingly) new. Its annual concert season is a chance for it to spread its wings and explore what for the average symphony … »
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