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“I do not share the same goals for the future of the institution as the board of governors does,” Salonen said in a statement.
Plus chamber music and ensemble appearances from renowned Chicago artists.
The season includes 9 programs, including concerts from opera and musical theater royalty.
The respected Israeli luthier is best known for creating the Violins of Hope project, which restores and tours instruments — particularly violins — of Holocaust victims and survivors.
Highlights include rarely-heard gems, beloved holiday concerts, and the 80th birthday celebration of Nicholas Kraemer.
“These period pianos, they all have the ability to play as soft as possible and I think still there’s something there, there is still a core inside.”
“It’s the right time for Bach Week to bid adieu, and on a high note.”
Marian Anderson, an acclaimed and boundary-breaking Black contralto, was born in Philadelphia in 1897.
Glover has led Music of the Baroque since 2002.
Teague-Núñez is the first steelpan soloist to enter — much less win — the competition.
Four contemporary operas have their Met premieres.
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The Japanese conductor amazed audiences with the lithe physicality of his performances during three decades at the helm of the BSO. He served as the first music director of Ravinia from 1964 to 1968.
“He was completely serious about the music, but also effervescently joyful. He loved this artform.”
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Sanders was the last active member of the legendary Frank Miller-helmed CSO cello section.
The recipient joins a respected roster of fellowship winners, including Karina Canellakis, Mei-Ann Chen, Jeri Lynne Johnson, and Valentina Peleggi.
“It was a very ambitious and therefore expensive project, and unfortunately in the current conditions, it wasn’t something that we can manage,” LA Opera CEO Christopher Koelsch said.
The Chicago early-music ensemble faced diminishing audience sizes and reduced grant funding possibilities after years of concert disruptions by COVID-19.
From her debut — at age 12 — with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Hilary Hahn has become a shining example of what it means to be a 21st century violinist.
Marin Alsop, one of the most respected American conductors, gets another appointment.
Another packed summer of live music awaits.
This year alone, composer and pianist Kris Bowers’ credits include “Origin” and “The Color Purple” in addition to “Chevalier,” “Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story,” and “Haunted Mansion.”
Opera singer Renée Fleming and music star Barry Gibb were also honored at the Sunday night black-tie gala.
“I’ve been with this group now for over 20 years. It is glorious.”