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News from Primo Artists | Fall 2024

NewsSteven HalpnerOctober 11, 2024Randall Goosby, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Ed Gardner, Mondavi Center, The Soraya, Wharton Center, Tilles Center, Utah Symphony, Minnesota Orchestra, Thomas Søndergård, Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Joshua Bell, Thomas De Hartmann Rediscovered, Pentatone, Mendelssohn, Jeremy Denk, Steven Isserlis, Sony Masterworks, Los Angeles Phil, Hollywood Bowl, Buffalo Philharmonic, JoAnn Falletta, Larisa Martinez, Cincinnati Symphony, Harriman-Jewell Series, Itzhak Perlman, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Manfred Honeck, Richmond Symphony, Oregon Symphony, Seattle Symphony, Emanuel Ax, Jean-Yves Thibaudet, Juilliard String Quartet, Los Angeles Philharmonic, UCSB Arts and Lectures, San Francisco Symphony, Christian Reif, Midori, Gävle Symphony Orchestra, Phoenix Symphony, John Adams, Münchner Rundfunkorchester, American Modern Opera Company, St. John the Divine, Julia Bullock, Rachael Wilson, Davóne Tines, Anthony Roth Constanzo, Valerie Coleman, Carnegie Hall, Orchestra of St. Luke’s, Louis Langrée, The Philadelphia Orchestra, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, Louisville Orchestra, Teddy Abrams, Cristian Măcelaru, Olympics, Olympics Opening Ceremony, George Enescu International Competition, Orchestre National de France, Grafenegg Festival, Beatrice Rana, James Gaffigan, Valencia Opera, Massenet’s Manon, Komische Oper Berlin, Berlin Konzerthaus, Barrie Kosky, Sweeney Todd, Serebrennikov, Marriage of Figaro, Gemma New, New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Juilliard Orchestra, Top artist management, top artist managements, top artist management agency, top artist management agencies, best artist managements, best artist management agencies, best artist management agency, top classical music agency, top classical music agencies, best classical music agency, best classical music agencies

Valerie Coleman featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer

Rave Review for Bullock, Tines, Costanzo and White under Christian Reif's Baton

Praise for ”El Niño” at Stanford's Bing Concert Hall

Christian Reif and Julia Bullock interviewed by Stanford Live

Six Primo clients receive GRAMMY® nominations

NewsSteven HalpnerNovember 14, 202366th Annual GRAMMY® Awards, GRAMMY, grammy awards, Crypto.com Arena, David T. Little, Best Opera Recording, William S. Burroughs, David Lynch, Anne Waldman, Timur and the Dime Museum, Isaura String Quartet, Andrew McKenna Lee, Beth Morrison, Beth Morrison Projects, Opera Philadelphia, Cantaloupe Music, Christian Reif, Julia Bullock, Best Solo Vocal Album, New Amsterdam Records, Samuel Barber, John Adams, London Philharmonia Orchestra, Connie Converse, Oscar Brown Jr., Sandy Denny, Dick Dalls, Billy Taylor, Seth Parker Woods, Curtis Stewart, Best Classical Instrumental Solo, Cedille Records, Kemi Alabi, Dudley Randall, Roderick George, Freida Abtan, Monty Adkins, Fredrick Gifford, Ted Hearne, Nathalie Joachim, Pierre Alexandre Tremblay, Jacob Lawrence, Barbara Earl Thomas, Zoë McLean, Elektra Kurtis-Stewart, Alice Coltrane, Johannes Brahms, Duke Ellington, Karol Szymanowski, Henry Purcell, Third Coast Percussion, Catalyst Quartet, Best Chamber Music Performance, Best Small Ensemble Performance, Anthony McGill, Pacifica Quartet, Richard Danielpour, James Lee III, Ben Shirley, Primo Artists, Valerie Coleman, Muhammad Ali, Missy Mazzoli, Tyondai Braxton, Ayanna Woods, Gemma Peacocke, Azica Records, Best Contemporary Classical Composition, Peter Herresthal, Arctic Philharmonic, Bergen Philharmonic, Tim Weiss, James Gaffigan, Elaine Martone, Producer of the Year Classical, Santiago Cañón Valencia, David Frost, Orion Weiss, Ravel, Shostakovich, Los Angeles, CBS, Paramount+

Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, under Christian Reif, presents a dynamic 'Rite of Spring'

American Modern Opera Company Announces US Tour of El Niño: Natively Reconsidered

Guest UserSeptember 6, 2023John Adams, The Cathedral of St. John the Divine, Peter Sellars, Julia Bullock, Harriman-Jewell Series, Stanford Live, Yale University, The Choir of Trinity Wall Street, Metropolitan Museum of Art

Christian Reif and Soprano Julia Bullock perform in the Grand Teton Music Festival's ‘Summer Nights’ program

Rave review for Randall Goosby with the New World Symphony

Guest UserMarch 1, 2023Randall Goosby, New World Symphony, New World Center, violinist, itzhak Perlman, Sphinx Organization, Sphinx Concerto Competition, Gabriela Ortiz, John Adams, Young musician, renewed violinist, black musician, soloist, diverstity, classical music

3 Primo artists featured in the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra 2023/24 Season

Mia ThompsonFebruary 22, 2023Christian Reif, Conductor, James Gaffigan, James Gaffigan Conductor, Cristian Măcelaru, Cristian Macelaru, Cincinnati Symphony, Julia Bullock, John Adams, season announcement, 2023/24

Praise for AMOC’s performance of John Adams’s reimagined “El Niño: Nativity Reconsidered”, arranged and conducted by Christian Reif

Mia ThompsonDecember 28, 2022Christian Reif, Conductor, BG blog critics, Cathedral Church of St John the Divine, American modern opera company, Julia Bullock, Rachael marie wilson, Anthony roth costanzo, choir, Trinity Wall Street, AMOC, John Adams

Christian Reif talks about his new arrangement of John Adams’s “El Niño”

Guest UserDecember 22, 2022Christian Reif, Conductor, classical music, John Adams, interview, cultural attaché

Julia Bullock’s debut album “Walking in the Dark” featured in The Guardian

Guest UserDecember 2, 2022Julia Bullock, debut album, The Guardian, classical music, John Adams, Sandy Denny

Christian Reif conducts new version of John Adams’ “El Niño: Nativity Reconsidered” with libretto by Peter Sellars and concept by Julia Bullock

Guest UserNovember 25, 2022Christian Reif, Conductor, classical music, John Adams, New York City, The New York Times, Julia Bullock

Christian Reif highlighted by New York Times with piece “Grand Pianola Music”

Guest UserApril 16, 2021Primo Artists Management, Primo Artists, Christian Reif, John Adams, New York Times, artist manager, Artist management, piano, Grand Pianola Music