AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAI Music Transparency: IFPI, RIAA and partners (including the Grammys and SAG-AFTRA) unveiled voluntary labels to tell fans when tracks are AI-generated or AI-assisted, aiming for broad adoption across streaming. Classical Spotlight: Kamloops Symphony Orchestra opens its 50th season with Juno-winning Inuk soprano Deantha Edmunds, featuring her works and moving forward after Cris Derksen’s passing. Big Venue Upgrade: Ravinia’s $70M Hunter Pavilion renovation debuts with a new orchestra shell and better acoustics—plus fewer seats. Local Orchestral Leadership: Dayton Philharmonic named Caleb Thompson assistant conductor. Music in Court: Puerto Rico’s Supreme Court lets Bad Bunny’s ex-girlfriend continue suing over a voice memo used on “Dos Mil 16,” while claims tied to “Pa Ti” are time-barred. Star Crossover: Sir Anthony Hopkins signs with Decca Classics for debut classical album “Life Is a Dream,” performed by Gustavo Dudamel and the Philharmonia Orchestra. Live Music Calendar: MSU Riley Center announces its 2026 fall lineup featuring Kristin Chenoweth, Lalah Hathaway, ABBA tribute “Arrival From Sweden,” Keb’ Mo’ and Little Feat. Pop Culture: Lin-Manuel Miranda writes a new “Moana” end-credits song, “Along the Way,” for the live-action remake.
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