Alan Gordon News
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Rehearsals are to begin today for New York City Opera’s abbreviated season, after the company reached provisional agreements with its two principal unions.
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Imagine opera singers accompanied by Klezmer musicians, a rock and roll band or Yo-Yo Ma.
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The Philadelphia Orchestra paid former music director Christoph Eschenbach $693,000 to conduct 21 concerts in the 2008-09 season, according to its latest publicly available tax return. Chief conductor Charles Dutoit made $1.2 million that season.
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The union representing New York City Ballet dancers said today it filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board .
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The New York City Opera renewed the contract of its general manager and artistic director, George Steel, as the company continued on its uncertain path into a diminished future.
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Daniel Zwirn , the New York investor forced to shut a $4 billion hedge fund because of client withdrawals, is starting over with a new publicly traded fund that will be safe from redemptions.
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The only prop absent yesterday from the protests against the New York City Opera’s announcement of its 2011-2012 season was an inflatable gray rat.
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Even when making music in Virginia horse country on a summer evening, maestro Lorin Maazel can still grab Manhattan’s attention.
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Unions representing New York City Opera singers and musicians petitioned New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman yesterday to block the company’s plan to leave Lincoln Center.
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