The German-Colombian conductor Anna Handler who starts this month as Assistant Conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra has just fired her agents at Opus3 and KD Schmid.
Handler, 28, has moved instead to Tanja Dorn’s boutique agency in Hanover.
She spent last year as one of Dudamel’s Fellows at the Los Angeles Phil.
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