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Tuesday, September 10, 2024

Today’s AJ Highlights

Good morning: Here are today’s top five stories from the past day. As usual, the rest of the stories we have collected are down below.

  • James Earl Jones Passes Away at 93
    Legendary actor James Earl Jones, known for his commanding voice and iconic roles in film and television, has passed away at 93. With nearly 200 screen credits over his 60-year career, he leaves behind an indelible legacy in the arts. Read more on Deadline.
  • Montreal’s Car-Free Streets Revitalize the City
    Montreal’s decision to close several streets to cars has transformed them into pedestrian-only zones, revitalizing the urban landscape and attracting praise from city planners worldwide. Read more on The Walrus.
  • Charles Ives’ Legacy at 150
    As the world marks the 150th anniversary of composer Charles Ives, debate continues over his complex music. Despite his influence, orchestras still underperform his works, raising questions about his lasting impact on American classical music. Read more on The American Scholar.
  • Internet Archive Ruling Criticized
    A recent court ruling against the Internet Archive has been labeled a setback for libraries, authors, and readers. Critics argue that it limits access to digital books and discourages authors from producing new works. Read more on Above the Law.
  • Brexit Hurts UK Musicians Touring Europe
    Post-Brexit regulations have created significant barriers for UK musicians wanting to tour in Europe. The UK music industry is pressing the government to address these challenges to restore the flow of live performances. Read more on The Guardian.

Have a great day.

Doug


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Managing Director – Syracuse Stage


 Over the past half-century, Syracuse Stage has produced more than 300 plays, including a number of world, American, and East Coast premieres. [READ MORE]
 

 

Director of Development – Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival


 The Director of Development (DOD – Full Time) is responsible for envisioning, planning, implementing, overseeing, and assessing The Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival’s fundraising plans in support of the organization’s artistic programming, community education programming, strategic vision, and future growth. Reporting to the Executive Director, the DOD will be responsible for securing contributed revenue through […] [READ MORE]
 

 

President & CEO, New Jersey Symphony


 Reporting to the Board of Trustees, through the Co-Chairs, the President & CEO directs, plans, and evaluates all major activities of the New Jersey Symphony. [READ MORE]
 

 

Head of Exhibitions, Museum of Fine Arts – Houston


 The ideal candidate is someone who can maintain a detailed calendar, communicate clearly with relevant parties, troubleshoot unforeseen problems effectively and enjoys working closely with many different kinds of personalities. [READ MORE]
 

 

Executive Director – San Juan Islands Museum of Art


 SJIMA’s mission is to create a nationally accredited art museum featuring regional, national, and international exhibits that excite, educate, and inspire. [READ MORE]


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Artistic Director – Dallas Children’s Theater 

As a leader of Dallas Children’s Theater, the Artistic Director will lead through collaboration, model a strong work ethic, and exhibit passion, dedication, and knowledge of Theatre for Young Audiences’ multiple components. [READ MORE]


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Communications Associate 

New Music USA is a national non-profit organization dedicated to advancing new music in all its forms. [READ MORE]


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Executive Director – Colonial Theatre Group 

The Executive Director of the Colonial Performing Arts Center will report directly to the Board of Directors and serve as the Colonial’s chief executive officer. [READ MORE]


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The Jacksonville Symphony Advancement Department raises funds through donations from individuals, corporations, foundations, the public sector, and special events to support artistic and educational programming and general operating expenses. [READ MORE]



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