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Riccardo Muti becomes Chicago Symphony Orchestra's music director emeritus for life

Riccardo Muti will become the Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s music director emeritus for life starting next season

The Independent UK

Are chief sustainability officers ready to evolve?

Increasingly, CSOs need the authority, reporting lines, and true impact to succeed and thrive.

Fortune

From tuba concerto to ‘Mission: Impossible’ — CSO and Riccardo Muti achieve splendidly lighthearted program

A lively, engrossing program offered multiple insights into the maestro’s conducting style and what he has accomplished in Chicago.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Opposition calls for ban on new data centres over energy concerns

Figures published by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) on Monday showed that data centres accounted for 18% of total energy consumption in 2022

Irish Mirror

Data centres devouring 18% of Irish energy supply as Government rules out reducing number of them

New figures published by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) show that data centres accounted for 18% of total energy consumption in 2022.

Irish Mirror

Riccardo Muti: ‘I leave the position of music director knowing that I have done my best’

The world-renowned conductor, who is stepping down from his post with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra later this month, plans to return to the podium at Symphony Center, but less frequently and without the demands of being the orchestra’s music director.

Chicago Sun-Times

Mozart’s Serenade a glorious showcase for 13 CSO musicians and the singular Riccardo Muti

This vibrant, eminently appealing piece shows Mozart at his imaginative best, with its sparkling melodies, ever-varied moods and rhythmic verve.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Sexual assaults most likely to occur in pubs and clubs, new report reveals

The report gives a dark insight into the most likely places, ages and scenarios where sexual violence can happen

Dublin Live

A CSO ‘Concert for Chicago,’ the Ravinia Festival, and Grant Park Music Festival among summer’s classical music highlights

Female conductors will take to the podiums at both Ravinia and Grant Park.

Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago Symphony Orchestra librarians know the score

Every printed note of every work performed by the orchestra is meticulously organized, catalogued, filed and eventually set on stage by a three-person team at Symphony Center.

Chicago Sun-Times

CSO, Muti, Rachmaninoff add up to a glorious evening at the symphony

Maestro Riccardo Muti chose to perform the hourlong Symphony No. 2 in E Minor, Op. 27, in full, and he made sure the energy never flagged and the orchestra’s focus never wavered.

Chicago Sun-Times

Civil servants could strike as they demand 7% pay increase to match rate of inflation

Inflation is currently running at 7.2% according to the latest figures from the CSO for April

Irish Mirror

Things to do in Chicago May 11-17: The Mix

Court Theatre’s Oedipus musical, Disney’s ‘Aladdin,’ Riccardo Muti’s CSO return and a Van Gogh exhibit are among the week’s cultural highlights.

Chicago Sun-Times

Ireland reaches full employment as unemployment rates drop to record low

Data from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) showed that unemployment levels in April dropped to 3.9 per cent

Irish Mirror

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Dublin Live

Energy companies explain why bills remain high after wholesale prices fall in latest CSO figures

Current wholesale prices still exceed where prices were pre-crisis, a spokesman for SSE Airtricity said

Irish Mirror

Passenger numbers at Dublin Airport surpass pre-Covid levels

Figures from the CSO also showed that the number of passengers over the first three months of this year was 2% higher than in 2019.

Fortune

The CSO of the world’s largest tobacco company doesn’t smoke. Can she get Philip Morris’s millions of customers to quit too?

PMI CSO Jennifer Motles thinks working on the inside is the best way to make change.

Chicago Sun-Times

Ms. Lauryn Hill, Carrie Underwood, John Legend, Brandi Carlile among Ravinia’s 2023 lineup

The summerlong music festival also features a six-week residency by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, and concerts by Jethro Tull, Buddy Guy, Boys II Men, Santana and more.

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Chicago Sun-Times

Riccardo Muti, CSO triumph with Tchaikovsky’s epic ‘Manfred’ Symphony

With Muti’s departure as music director at the end of June coming ever closer, each of his appearances with the orchestra seems to carry added meaning and emotion, and it certainly felt that way Thursday.

Irish Mirror

The latest data from the CSO lists the top 100 most popular names in Ireland in 2022 and gives a county-by-county breakdown. There were six new entries into the top 100 last year.

Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago Symphony Orchestra 2023-24 season ushers in new era

Music director Riccardo Muti will be stepping down from his post, but will remain an integral part of the orchestra’s operations and will return to the podium for a series of concerts.

Nottingham Post

Nottingham imam named as 'egregious case' in Prevent review

A statement made by Dr Hussain has been described as "one of the most egregious cases"

Irish Mirror

Vacant dwellings: Thousands of homes lying vacant across Ireland as electricity data reveals extent of issue

The vacancy rate for rural areas was more than double the rate in urban areas

Irish Mirror

Nearly 30,000 new homes built in Ireland in 2022 as Government 'met and exceeded' overall target

While the overall Housing for All target for 2022 was hit, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar told the Dáil on Wednesday that the social housing target of 9,000 was not reached.

Dublin Live

Mortgage expert explains why house prices are not falling in Dublin

Price growth is slowing but residential property prices are unlikely to fall significantly this year, a mortgage expert has revealed

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