Sunday, September 7, 2008
Two new hires start at Dallas Symphony Orchestra this week
Two prominent new hires -- music director Jaap van Zweden and president/CEO Doug Adams -- are starting their new jobs this week at the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. Next week, they'll do a world premiere of August 4, 1964 which is expected to generate "national and international press", says the DMN, which also notes these other high-profile changes in Dallas' la-dee-da arts scene:
- New director of Dallas Opera George Steel, coming in October
- New director at Dallas Theater Center Kevin Moriarty, whose The Who's Tommy has everyone in town kooky-effusive
- King Tut coming to Dallas Museum of Art
- Nasher Sculpture Center soon naming a new director.
Alan says that van Zweden and his wife will reside at the Ritz.
Posted by T.G.
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