Culture Days Hosts First National Congress on Culture
By Shira GilbertCulture Days held its first National Congress on Culture on May 24 in Toronto, titled The Art of Engagement: Finding, Igniting and Keeping…
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TSO Announces Resident Conductor and Affiliate Composer
************************************** THE TSO ANNOUNCES RBC RESIDENT CONDUCTOR SHALOM BARD AND RBC AFFILIATE COMPOSER KEVIN LAUJune 18, 2012 – TSO Music Director Peter Oundjian proudly announces…
Austin Lyric Opera in Crisis: No Easy Answers!
by Paul E. RobinsonThe news just keeps getting worse from opera companies across the United States. As the economy ever so slowly rights itself after…
Prix d’Europe Music Journalism Prize
For its 100th edition, the Prix d’Europe is launching its Music Journalism Prize in honour of Claude Gingras (Prix d’Europe en journalism en homage à…
Eschenbach Era Begins in Washington
by Paul E. RobinsonCLASSICAL TRAVELSConcert Hall, the Kennedy CenterWashington, D.C.October 16, 2010Mozart: Symphony No. 34 in C major K. 338Mahler: Symphony No. 5National Symphony Orchestra/Christoph…
Culture Budget in France Up 2.7%
by Frank CadenheadIn contrast to the struggling art and music scene in America and the expected cuts in the culture budget in England, both France…
Yannick Nézet-Séguin Chosen to Head the Philadelphia Orchestra
If classical music had a more honoured place in our culture, Yannick Nézet-Séguin’s appointment to head the Philadelphia Orchestra would have been front page news…
Salzburg Easter Festival’s financial scandal woes
By Frank CadenheadThe financial scandal at the Salzburg Easter Festival, just before its opening, has been a huge story in Austria for the last two…
