Chicago Symphony Orchestra musicians vote to authorize a strike on March 10th. Read more here.
Boston Symphony Orchestra flutist settles equal-pay lawsuit with orchestra. Read more here.
As he watches the political unrest in his native country grow, the Venezuela-born conductor of the Alabama Symphony Orchestra Carlos Izcaray is turning to a familiar place in search of solace and hope: music. Read more here.
The Boston Symphony Orchestra scores 2 Grammys for Shostakovich recordings. Read more here.
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s Talent Development Program celebrates their 25th anniversary. Read more here.
The Nippon Foundation has announced they are currently accepting applications for their 2019 Fine Instrument Loan Project. Applications are due March 31st. Read more here.
The League of American Orchestras invites nominations for the 2019 Ford Musicians Awards for Excellence in Community Service. Apply by March 4th and click here for more information.
From Mao to Mozart: The Philadelphia Orchestra’s 80-year relationship with China. Read more here.
Q&A with President/CEO Doug Shipman on the future of Atlanta's Woodruff Arts Center and pushing for a new symphony hall. Read more here.
The New York Philharmonic explores the city's immigrant roots in Threads Of Our City initiative. Read more here.
The Virginia Symphony has announced its classics lineup for what will be a bittersweet 2019-20 season – JoAnn Falletta's final season as music director. Read more here.
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra's new project sounds a lot like Lumenocity. But it's not. Read more here.
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra will celebrate its 125th birthday in the 2019-20 season. Read more here.
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is struggling financially, but musicians say a shorter season is not the answer. Read more here.
Music Director Miguel Harth-Bedoya will take his final bow with the Fort Worth Symphony next season. Read more here.
The Cleveland Orchestra CEO reflects upon the organization’s 100th birthday and its recent high-profile terminations. Read more here.
Review of the January 8th BSO Musicians brass concert to benefit My Sister’s Place, which including members of the Pittsburgh and National Symphony Orchestras. Read more here.
Jacksonville Symphony CEO Robert Massey announces his departure. Read more here.
The San Diego Symphony names Edo de Waart as its first Principal Guest Conductor. Read more here.
Inside the Icon: San Diego Symphony Orchestra. San Diego's oldest music institution rings in 2019 with a new music director and history spanning 109 years. Read more here.
The winners of the first-ever Classical Post Awards have been chosen, including the Louisville Orchestra for Most Innovative Presenter/Orchestra of 2018. Read more here.
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