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Brian Large Dies
Brian Large, one of the world’s most prolific television directors of opera and symphony orchestra performances, died on May 23 in New York City after a brief hospital stay. He was 89. Born in London in 1939, he studied piano at the Royal … »
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Two Conductors Renew, One Withdraws
The Gulbenkian Foundation has renewed the contracts of Hannu Lint and Martina Batic , respective principal conductors of its symphony and choir, through the year 2030. Lintu, a Finn, was named chief conductor in November 2023, while his Slovenian … »
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Sonny Rollins, One of the Greats, Has Died
NEW YORK (AP) — Sonny Rollins, the tenor saxophonist and restless genius whose bold, distinctive tone and constant experimentation kept him on the cutting edge of jazz for more than 50 years, died May 25 at age 95. Spokesperson Terri Hinte … »
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New President & CEO for Seattle Symphony
Jeremy S. Rothman, chief programming officer of the Philadelphia Orchestra and Ensemble Arts, is to be the new president and CEO of the Seattle Symphony and Benaroya Hall as of Sept. 1. He succeeds Maria K. Yang, the organization’s chief … »
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Lang Lang & TikTok Launch Campaign
Lang Lang is partnering with TikTok on a classical music campaign that will offer performances, conversations, and interactive experiences on the platform. “Lang Lang LIVE: Beyond the Keys” launched on May 19 at The University of … »
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Cinci May Fest Names Next Director
At the May 23 final concert of the 2026 Cincinnati May Festival, Director Julia Bullock announced her successor for 2027 would be Marin Alsop. The May 17 to 30, 2027 program will be highlighted by women composers, including a new work by Anna … »
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Soloist Discusses Lincoln Premiere
On July 5 at Tanglewood, the BSO will premiere Philip Glass’s long-awaited Symphony No. 15, a meditation on Abraham Lincoln and the fragility of American democracy. Originally intended for a Kennedy Center first performance in June, the … »
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Surprise Move by the LA Phil
Somehow, two major U.S. orchestras have managed to announce new music directors within mere days of one another. Perhaps it’s a California game of one-upmanship, but today, the Los Angeles Philharmonic announces British conductor and … »
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Adès Gets His First Official Conducting Title
Composer Thomas Adès has long been known to conduct when his own works are on a program, but he has never held a formal conducting title. That will change in September when he becomes principal guest conductor of the Hallé Orchestra … »
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Nashville Symphony Taps Associate Conductor
Valery Saul is to be the Nashville Symphony’s associate conductor for the next three years as of September. She succeeds Nathan Aspinwall. Saul, whose tenure coincides with Leonard Slatkin’s as music director , will work with … »
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