Petition: Restore Canada Council Funding to Controlled-Circulation Magazines The Canada Council for the Arts has quietly dropped support for controlled-circulation print magazines, rendering La Scena Musicale ineligible. Although controlled-circulation arts magazines represent a minority, they have been innovators in outreach for the arts and should be treated like all other Canadian arts and literary magazines.
The Lebrecht Weekly - Latest Web Article This is the tale of two city operas, both of which present high art at
popular prices. That contradiction has landed both companies in trouble,
but where English National Opera (ENO) in London has turned around its
fortunes to enjoy unbounded acclaim, New York City Opera faces a rump
season that may, many fear, be its last.
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2009-07-02
God, how dark it is here (Commentary, Geoffrey Wheatcroft - Guardian Unlimited) The Seattle Symphony Orchestra's Hot Streak (Review, Gavin Borchert - Seattle Weekly) London Symphony Orchestra/Tilson Thomas (Review, Martin Kettle - Guardian Unlimited) Grant Park Chorus soars in American program (Review, Lawrence A. Johnson - Chicago Classical Review) Detroit Symphony Orchestra celebrates July 4 with rousing concerts (Review, Mark Stryker - Detroit Free Press) Brahms: Nikolaj Znaider and Valery Gergiev, CD review (CD Review, Geoffrey Norris - The Telegraph) Paired to perfection: Twin sisters on two pianos showcase each other (Review, David Patrick Stearns - Philadelphia Inquirer) The Philadelphia Orchestra and The Curtis Institute join to play (Article, Examiner.com) The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Performs the Score From Psycho (Review, Erik Wemple - Washington City Paper) The orchestra for every occasion (Article, Vesna Peric Zimonjic - New Zealand Herald) Classical and Cuban Sounds in One Stop (Review, Ben Ratliffn - New York Times) Russians and Jokes to Start the Summer (Review, James R. Oestreich - New York Times) Tully Hall Makeover, Warts and All (Commentary, Allan Kozinn - New York Times) 2009-07-01
2009-06-30
Opera singer and actor Jan Rubes dies at 89 (Obituary, CBC ) Jan Rubes, 89: Played Amish grandfather in Witness (Obituary, Toronto Star) Ottawa's National Arts Centre Orchestra puts music archive online (News, CBC ) Maazel says farewell to NY Philharmonic (Article, Verena Dobnik - Associated Press) Miami Symphony director to step down in August (News, Miami Herald) An adventurous cellist to play BMA this weekend (Review, Baltimore Sun) National Symphony Orchestra, led by Andreas Delfs, offers soaring Strauss songs with Karita Mattila (Blog, Tim Smith - Baltimore Sun) Dido and Aeneas underdone (Review, Arthur Kaptainis - Montreal Gazette) Celebrating classical music (Preview, Laverne Stewart - Daily Gleaner) Soprano welcomes move into theatres (News, Mike Collett-White - Victoria Times Colonist) Akiyoshi & Tabackin bring standards and originals to Carnegie Hall (Article, Zan Stewart - Star-Ledger) Conductor Lee to Bring Korean Musicality to London (Article, Lee Hyo-won - Korea Times) Mahler Chamber Orchestra / Aimard at the Aldeburgh Festival (Review, Ivan Hewett - The Telegraph) More... More News in French To submit an article,
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