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Music@Menlo: The Founders' Finale
MENLO PARK, CA – Music@Menlo sallied forth this summer in a mode of remembrance, for it was the final season in which the two founders, pianist Wu Han and cellist David Finckel, would lead their 24-year-old festival. But it … »
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Orchestra Execs: The Next Generation Arrives
Symphony orchestras in Michigan, Texas, and Louisiana are welcoming new administrative leaders in the coming months. The Grand Rapids Symphony (GRSO) has selected Agnieszka Rakhmatullaev as its next president & CEO, effective September … »
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At the Proms: Sakari Oramo's Stellar Sibelius 2
LONDON—This July 28 BBC Prom at London’s Royal Albert Hall was a welcome opportunity to hear the BBC Symphony Orchestra’s Chief Conductor Sakari Oramo conduct his fellow countryman Sibelius. It also boasted the anticipated UK … »
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Juilliard Names New Dean, Drama Division
Director Anna D. Shapiro is to be the next Richard Rodgers dean of the Juilliard drama division, effective next month. Drama's enrollment averages 72 students, college level and above, at any given time, out of the school’s total undergrad … »
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Billionaire Amateur to Conduct the Royal Phil in Mahler 2
On Aug. 21, Mandle Cheung will step onto the podium in London’s Alexandra Palace to conduct the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO) in a performance of Mahler’s Symphony No.2, Resurrection . This won’t be the first time that the … »
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At West Edge Opera:
Rinaldo as Comic-book Hero
SAN FRANCISCO—Director Keturah Stickann’s delightfully entertaining new production of Handel’s Rinaldo for West Edge Opera turns on a simple but probing observation. The opera’s libretto, drawn like so many Baroque plots … »
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A New Critical Edition of Puccini's First Opera
Musicologist Linda Fairtile spends her days running the Parsons Music Library at University of Richmond; her nights she devotes to studying the scores and correspondence of famous composers. A favorite—Giacomo Puccini—presented a … »
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Botstein Unearths Strauss's Helen at Summerscape
The spirit of Richard Strauss must be smiling on Leon Botstein and his annual SummerScape festival at Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, NY: The new production of Die ägyptische Helena , which ended its five-performance run on August 2, … »
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Boston Philharmonic's Final Season
The 48 th and final season of the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra (BPO) will consist of seven programs, four by the BPO and three by the Boston Philharmonic Youth Orchestra (BPYO). Founder and director Benjamin Zander will be on the podium for all. … »
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San Diego to Launch a New Arts Pass
Next summer San Diego will launch an Arts Pass offering residents and tourists free or discounted access to events at more 40 cultural organizations. The pass, created by the non-profit organization Vanguard Culture, is expected to cost $90 for … »
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