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Five U.S. Ensembles Plan Fall ConcertsMusic — Oct 5, 2026October brings a range of regional music performances, including fall concerts by Henry County High School’s symphonic band, the University of South Alabama’s choirs, and Lee University’s orchestra. Other highlights include the Sierra Nevada Baroque Ensemble’s program of Handel, Bach, Vivaldi and Rameau, and the Idaho Falls Symphony’s season-search concert featuring Amy Beach’s Piano Concerto.

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AI power BoomFinance — Sep 19, 2026Boom Supersonic is turning its Symphony engine core into 42 MW Superpower natural-gas turbines for AI data centers, locking in over $1.25B in orders to help fund its airliner.

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Symphony Financial boosts stakes in five ETFs during second quarter — Sep 3, 2026Symphony Financial Ltd. Co. expanded its holdings across several ETFs in the second quarter, increasing positions in IVV, JPST, GNR, VTV and WCMI by varying amounts and reporting multi-million dollar stakes. The moves reflect a broader pattern of the firm adding to diverse ETF exposures alongside other institutional investors.

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Chris Dalton Adding to VTV while everyone chases growth names is interesting. Value tilt might be a smart hedge if this market gets choppy.

Boston Symphony Musicians Authorize First-Ever Strike — Aug 22, 2026Boston Symphony Orchestra musicians have authorized the first strike in the ensemble’s 145-year history as contract talks fail to yield a deal amid the controversy over Andris Nelsons' departure; the union says management has not accepted a mediator and notes a loss of trust. Management insists negotiations continue toward a fair agreement with competitive pay and benefits, and has not yet imposed any strike, with a looming contract deadline driving the talks.

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Boston Symphony Musicians approve three-year contract, prevent first strike in 145 years — Aug 25, 2026The Boston Symphony Orchestra and its musicians ratified a new three-year labor agreement through August 2029, averting what could have been the orchestra’s first-ever strike with a 94% ratification vote. The contract emphasizes a more collaborative relationship and gives musicians a greater role in artistic planning and the search for the next music director, amid ongoing tensions over the non-renewal of Andris Nelsons.

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AP Top 25 College Football TeamsRankingCollege football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.

NSO to Play Six DC Venues — Aug 18, 2026The National Symphony Orchestra announced its 2026-27 season will be performed across six DC-area venues as the Kennedy Center undergoes a two-year renovation after a board aligned with Trump took over and briefly added his name to the complex, a move later ordered to be reversed by a federal judge. Despite significant ticket-sales declines, NSO officials say the repertoire remains unchanged and aim to rebuild audiences, with tickets going on sale Aug. 28 in a season featuring roughly the same number of concerts as the prior year.

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