January 14, 2025
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Big composer prize goes to Brit

Big composer prize goes to Brit

The 2025 Grawemeyer music composition award, worth US$100,000, has gone to a Londoner, Christian Mason, for his work Invisible Threads. The piece, lasting 70 minutes, employs ‘a spatially shifting ensemble of 12 musicians and encourages […]

Muti: Don’t woke me

Muti: Don’t woke me

The maestro has given the first of his pre-New Year’s Day Vienna concert interviews. Sample quote on woke and cancel culture: ‘This is something I absolutely reject. Nothing must be erased, on the contrary, all […]

In China, they remembered Furtwängler

In China, they remembered Furtwängler

Message from the artistic director of the Wilhelm Furtwängler Society of China: On Nov. 29, Prof. Dr. Martin Fischer-Dieskau collaborated with the WFSC for a special commemorative concert, conducting the Harbin Symphony Orchestra. The special […]

Yale seeks maestro

Yale seeks maestro

The Yale Symphony Orchestra is looking for a music director after William Boughton ends his five-year stint in April. Boughton, 75, previously led the New Haven Symphony for a decade. Anyone applying to Yale will […]

Winners and losers at the NY Phil

Winners and losers at the NY Phil

WIN: Matias Tarnopolsky played hardball in compensation negotiations when the NY Phil came after him in the summer. That’s why it has taken four months to make the appointment. He got what he wanted, or […]