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New York agency winds down

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New York agency winds down

Sciolino Artist Management is being wound down as Marianne Sciolino heads for retirement. She founded the company in January 2005 after working on Wall Street for several years. She was married to Symphony magazine editor Chester Lane, who died in 2021.

Artists affected are:
Canellakis-Brown Duo Piano, Violoncello
Harlem Quartet Violin, Viola, Violoncello
Trio Virado Viola, Guitar, Flute, Other Trios
Carter Brey Violoncello
Michael Brown Piano
Nicholas Canellakis Violoncello
Francisco Fullana Violin
Piotr Gajewski Conductor
Gabriela Martinez Piano
Amy Porter Flute
Melissa White Violin

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