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60 years after being founded by Mehli Mehta, American Youth Symphony announces it closure - Vimarsana News

60 years after being founded by Mehli Mehta, American Youth Symphony announces it closure

Financial challenges led to the shutting down of the vibrant orchestra led by the violinist and conductor for more than 30 years.

Source: scroll.in
What's really going down in Cleveland - Vimarsana News

What's really going down in Cleveland

More than 200 students at the Cleveland Institute of Music have signed this call to get rid of its chiefs. October 15, 2023 Dear Board of Trustees, We, the students of the Cleveland Institute of Music (CIM), are writing this petition to express our concerns over the current state of our institution. In an intentional

Balourdet Quartet Tuesday at St. Paul's | Inquirer and Mirror - Vimarsana News

Balourdet Quartet Tuesday at St. Paul's | Inquirer and Mirror

(July 31, 2023) The Balourdet Quartet, currently in residence at the New England Conservatory’s professional string program, will perform at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Saint Paul’s Church, 20 Fair …

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Fort Wayne Philharmonic to resume concerts following bitter three-month strike - Vimarsana News

Fort Wayne Philharmonic to resume concerts following bitter three-month strike

While beating back management demands to cut the number of full time musicians, wages will remain mired at essentially poverty levels.

Source: wsws.org
Hina Maeda of Japan Wins the 2022 Wieniawski Competition; Wieniawski Wins the Day - Vimarsana News

Hina Maeda of Japan Wins the 2022 Wieniawski Competition; Wieniawski Wins the Day

Upon arriving at the Poznan (Poland) airport, a traveler with a love for classical music cannot help but notice a name emblazoned in large letters on the aerodrome: Henryk Wieniawski. A century after the birth of Poland’s beloved 19th century violin virtuoso and composer, the violin competition that bears his name was inaugurated. That first iconic session back in 1935 boasted a stellar list of prize winners. Ginette Neveu, David Oistrakh and Henri Temianka were awarded the top three prizes with the seven-year-old Ida Haendel winning the seventh place and Hollywood’s prize violinist Bronis...