Donald Trump responded to Philip Glass’s withdrawal of his Lincoln symphony from the Kennedy Center the way he usually does ...

He joins a growing list of artists who have canceled performances at the beleaguered institution this year.

Amid cancellations and turmoil, the National Symphony Orchestra is planning to stay. “I cannot make everybody happy,” its conductor said.

One at a time, each performer would enter the stage, sit down and begin playing, filling the auditorium with the etude’s poignancy. The lights would change to match each etude’s essence, drawing a ...

Philip Glass, the American composer, has cancelled the premier of his new symphony at the Kennedy Centre over Donald Trump’s takeover of the venue.

The acclaimed composer's symphony was set to premiere this June.

Tao of Glass will receive its West End premiere this summer.

Philip Glass has joined the growing list of musicians distancing themselves from the Kennedy Center with the announcement that he is withdrawing his symphony premiere due to a “direct conflict” with ...

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Acclaimed American composer Philip Glass is the latest artist to withdraw work from the Kennedy Center, citing concerns over the values of the Washington, D.C. landmark arts center since its takeover ...

Philip Glass has announced he is withdrawing the world premiere of his Lincoln symphony from Kennedy Center, saying that the values of Trump-led Kennedy Center are “in direct conflict” with symphony’s ...