Sara Schabas is a journalist for Ludwig Van, a publication that covers classical music and the arts. She specializes in reporting on the latest news and developments in the classical music world, including concert reviews, artist profiles, and industry updates.
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By: Sara Schabas
After Esa-Pekka Salonen announced his resignation as music director of the San Francisco Symphony last week, the SFO’s musicians are publicly fighting to keep him.
By: Sara Schabas
On March 19th, the New York Philharmonic announced their 2024/2025 season. The announcement included news that the superstar Chinese pianist Yuja Wang will be the orchestra’s 2024/2025 artist-in-residence.
By: Sara Schabas
During a Carnegie Hall concert in January 2023 dubbed a “Musical Everest” by the New York Times, the pianist Yuja Wang and conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin wore heart monitors while performing.
On April 11th, Alison Balsom gave the UK premiere of Wynton Marsalis’ Concerto for Trumpet and Orchestra with the London Symphony Orchestra.
After 130 years of being known as the Royal Opera House, the London institution announced this week that it will now be called the Royal Ballet and Opera.
By: Sara Schabas
More than 175 opera artists signed a letter to the British and Welsh governments addressing the effects of the Arts Council of England's funding cuts on the Welsh National Opera.
By: Sara Schabas
The principal clarinetist and principal oboist of the Calgary Philharmonic have been removed from their posts following a month-long investigation by the orchestra.
By: Sara Schabas
The Russian superstar Anna Netrebko will perform in the United States for the first time since 2019. Netrebko will headline a gala performance at the Palm Beach Opera in February.
By: Sara Schabas
French cellist Ophélie Gaillard’s cello and bows were stolen in a home burglary last week. The almost 300-year-old instrument is valued at €1.3 Million Euros.
By: Sara Schabas
On October 1st, violinist, composer, and producer Johnny Gandelsman was named a MacArthur Fellow. Gandelsman is one of 22 fellows awarded the prestigious grant this year.
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