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16.03.2023

Kelly Hall-Tompkins: A Violinist's Journey of Social Justice and Musical Inspiration with Music Kitchen

A prize-winning violinist and entrepreneur, Kelly Hall-Tompkins is the founder of Music Kitchen — a pioneer social justice organization, uniting […]

16.03.2023

Devonté Hynes Explores Classical Music in New 12-Part Series on BBC Sounds

Devonté Hynes, the mind behind Blood Orange, will be presenting a new 12-part series about classical music on BBC Sounds. […]

15.03.2023

Alexandra Nowakowski, Praised by Opera News, Returns to the Metropolitan Opera for 2022-23 Season with Several Other Solo Performances and Awards in Her Kitty

Praised by Opera News for her “impassioned singing”, Polish-American coloratura soprano Alexandra Nowakowski returns to the roster of The Metropolitan […]

15.03.2023

American-Estonian Composer Lembit Beecher Awarded $15K Commission Prize by Lydian String Quartet

The Lydian String Quartet recently named American-Estonian composer and animator Lembit Beecher as the recipient of its Commission Prize for […]

15.03.2023

Fugitive Footsteps: Remembrance Music" by Laurence Sherr Honors Victims and Survivors of the Holocaust in KSU Bailey School of Music's Upcoming Concert

Kennesaw State University's Bailey School of Music (BSOM) will celebrate the two thousand twenty-three release of a new album by […]

14.03.2023

Madrid's Reina Sofía School of Music Appoints Uruguayan Conductor Nicholás Pasquet to Lead New Zubin Mehta Chair in Orchestral Conducting

Madrid's Reina Sofía School of Music recently appointed the Uruguayan conductor Nicholás Pasquet to keep its newly established Zubin Mehta […]

14.03.2023

Gustav Mahler School Accepting Applications for Biennial Program: Join Renowned Musicians and Teachers for a Unique Learning Experience in 2023 and 2024

Italian conductor Claudio Abbado established the Gustav Mahler School to bring together talented youthful musicians and internationally renowned teachers beyond […]

14.03.2023

Premiere of Leonard Bernstein's Mass at the Royal Northern College of Music: A Theatrical Triumph

Leonard Bernstein’s Mass has something of the nature of what might've been called a “happening” at the time he wrote […]

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