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 need to retune their political opinions to the current correctness.
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Dame Sarah Connolly & Mark Padmore in discussion at the Bailey Concert Singers Symposium Coaching and masterclasses for singers tends to be focused, understandably, on the wider solo repertoire but the Bailey Concert Singers’ Symposium […]
The formidable cellist Anita Lasker-Wallfisch, Auschwitz survivor and longterm moral conscience of London’s orchestras, turned 100 today. Instead of a telegram from the King, she received a personal visit. The post Anita, 100 appeared […]
There is a public outcry in Finland after a junior school in Uusima cancelled a concert of Handel’s Messiah by the Finnish Baroque Orchestra and the Helsinki Chamber Choir, apparently out of anxiety that its […]
