The Luxembourg Philharmonic has named Martin Rajna as its next music director, succeeding Gustavo Gimeno.
Rajna, 29, has been principal conductor of the Hungarian State Opera, for the past two years.
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The minimum wage for tutti players in BBC orchestras has risen to £41,104 after players voted by a 4-1 margin to accept a new deal. Salaries will rise between 2.3 and 2.8 percent. Thias may […]
