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THE SCOOP | Gustavo Dudamel Will Become Music Director Of Paris Opera In August 2021
By Anya Wassenberg on April 16, 2021
The Paris Opera announced that Gustavo Dudamel will be taking on the role of music director. The appointment begins on August 1 of this year.
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THE SCOOP | Sistema Toronto Steps Up With Vaccine Support Initiative
By Michael Vincent on April 16, 2021
With COVID-19 on the rise in Toronto, it’s all hands on deck, including musicians.
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THE SCOOP | 21C Music Festival Features World Premieres And More New Music In A Free Stream
By Anya Wassenberg on April 15, 2021
The Royal Conservatory of Music and Koerner Hall will be presenting this year's 21C Festival of New Music as a streaming concert broadcast on Thursday, April 22.
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THE SCOOP | Violinist Lara St. John Added to London Ontario’s Music Hall Of Fame
By Michael Vincent on April 15, 2021
Canadian violinist Lara St. John will be inducted to London, Ontario’s Forest City London Music Hall of Fame (FCLMA).
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THE SCOOP | Laurentian University Shuts Down Music School, Fires Staff
By Michael Vincent on April 13, 2021
Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario, has notified teaching staff and students across 58 undergraduate and 11 graduate programs that they will be terminated.
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THE SCOOP | Quincy Jones Qwest TV Goes All-In With Classical Music Streaming Service
By Michael Vincent on April 12, 2021
Multi Grammy winner Quincy Jones launches Qwest TV Classical to keep up with livestreaming demand.
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REPORT | Study Says Music Taste Is Related To How Empathetic You Are
By Michael Vincent on April 9, 2021
What does your taste in music say about you? A lot, says a new study.
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THE SCOOP | Factory Theatre Postpones Events Until Further Notice
By Michael Vincent on April 7, 2021
As Ontario descends into another four-week lockdown, Factory Theatre has responded by postponing events until further notice.
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THE SCOOP | Soundstreams Brings On New Interim Leadership After Unexpected Departure
By Michael Vincent on April 6, 2021
Soundstreams Board of Directors names Emma Fowler as the organization’s Interim Executive Director.
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PREVIEW | The Shoah Songbook: The Search For Jewish Composers Lost In The Holocaust
By Paula Citron on April 3, 2021
The Harold Green Jewish Theatre Company presents the Shoah Songbook, a new series by Likht Ensemble performing rarely performed music by Jewish artists composed during the Holocaust.
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