In addition to conducting orchestras worldwide, Daniel Harding is a pilot for Air France.
Taking flight with Daniel Harding, orchestra conductor and Air France pilot
Younger soloists tackling iconic pieces, usually considered the province of seasoned musicians, earlier in their careers
Kendra Whitlock Ingram, alum of League’s Orchestra Management Fellowship Program, named head of Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
Graham Parker appointed chief executive of Louisville Orchestra (subscription required)
Arts Council England refocuses funding, cuts support for some opera troupes and orchestras, increases support to ensembles outside London
Disheartened by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, pianist Mikhail Voskresensky emigrates from Russia to the U.S. with help from Aspen Music Festival and School
Dallas Symphony names Terry D. Loftis to newly created post: chief advancement and revenue officer
At Arkansas Symphony: Mendelssohn, Sibelius, and premiere of James Lee III’s “Beyond Sensorial Portals”
Joshua Bell performs with Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra as soloist and guest concertmaster/conductor
Wallace Foundation and Social Science Research Counsel select research fellows to explore arts organizations of color, including Chicago Sinfonietta
Mahler 5 is having a moment—again—thanks to new “Tár” film starring Cate Blanchett as a classical conductor
Apollo Chamber Players perform “Banned Music” concert at Holocaust Museum Houston
Review: Miguel Harth-Bedoya leads New Zealand Symphony in Gabriella Smith’s “Tumblebird Contrails” and Mahler’s Symphony No. 4
