AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoObama Presidential Center opening: Tems brought “Me & U” to the star-studded inauguration in Chicago, with the event packed by global music names from Stevie Wonder to Bruce Springsteen. Community music on the ground: Morristown’s Folk Project keeps tickets low and turns concerts into workshops, dances and open stages—“bringing in the other 99%.” New work, new audiences: Father Kyle Kowalczyk’s “Moonshot: A Statistically Insignificant Musical” premiered in St. Paul, mixing romance, sci-fi and comedy. Culture meets tech (and debate): Refik Anadol’s Dataland asks whether AI can expand imagination, while Denton’s Video Art Night-style projection event turns Quakertown Park into an open-air gallery. Global touring: DC Youth Orchestra heads to South Africa this July, pairing performances with the South African Youth Choir. Music industry shock: Grammy-nominated producer Tay Keith (Drake/Beyoncé hits) was found dead at 29 in Nashville; police say no foul play is suspected. Local arts calendar: Dubrovnik marks World Music Day with an open-air concert and previews Lumiart’s light-and-music festival.
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