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Source: Musical America
Published: August 2010
Simon Goldstone is to exit IMG Artists, where he has been vice president of the vocal division, to join Intermusica, the latter agency announced yesterday. He will take with him 21 of IMG’s clients, including Joyce DiDonato, Amanda Echalaz, Soile Isokoski and Scott Hendricks.
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Source: Gig Magazine
Published: November 2006
Profile: Stephen Lumsden
Intermusica may be 25 years old but the artist management firm remains as fresh and focused as ever.
It's all systems go at Intermusica. Founded a quarter of a century ago by the then 25 year-old Stephen Lumsden, the artist management company's tentacles extend beyond the traditional boundaries of the agency business to embrace composers, concert promotion and special...
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Source: Classical Music Magazine
Published: September 2006
Intermusica Artists' Management is 25 years old. Andrew Green speaks to founder Stephen Lumsden and employees about its history, its business principles, and how collectively they keep it young, fresh and exciting.
There is never any shortage of people willing to try their hand at artist management. A good few fall by the wayside; others carve out a lasting niche for themselves, but barely any...
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Source: International Arts Manager
Published: September 2003
For Intermusica good management is an intense mix of creativity, imagination and psychology, writes Mike FarishThe relationships between artists and managers, believes Stephen Lumsden, must never be merely routine. Instead, if they are to be of benefit - for manger as well as artist - they must be 'intense' in every respect. Only then will they serve their real function, which is not about...
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Source: Classical Music Magazine
Published: September 2003
The Amsterdam Concertgebouw is turning its entire winter season over to a celebration of British music and musicians. Andrew Green reportsLast year Radio 3 charmed us with its Dutch weekend. Now, as if in extravagant reciprocation, the Amsterdam Concertgebouw is staging a British season that is almost exactly what it says. The historic hall's entire winter programme (starting this month) is...
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