An event in John F. Kennedy Center for the art of conduct showing Gay Men’s chorus in Washington, DC, and the National Symthony Orchestra said, the Choral Group said.
This is the most recent presentation canceled because President Donald Trump cleaned the board of Trustees at Arts Organization and assigned his own chairman of this this month.
The concert was set to be done in late May to go to National Pride Month Celebrations while Washington prepares to host the world 2025 festival. The performance is removed from the program center program and replaced by a National Symphony Orchestra Rendition at “The Wizard of Oz” Score.
“We’re so disappointed in the news that the National Symphony Orchestra (NSO) future canceled,” as the Choral Group of A statement on Tuesday on Instagram. The chorus plans to debut a piece of pride that is titled “a peacock among the pigeons,” as it is eager to collaborate with the orchestra.
“We believe in the power of music to be taught and increased, to develop love, understanding, and community that this opportunity has been taken into a pouring reactions to observation and artistic members,
The National Symphony Orchestra Executive Directorstra Jean Davidson said a statement that the decision to postpone was held before Trump.
“Before Kennedy Center’s Leadership Transfer, we made the decision to postpone the peacock in pigeons for financial and scheduling reasons.” We choose to replace it with the Wizard of Oz, another appropriate program for participation in the world’s pride. ”
Davidson says “Program changes are a common practice,” Talking leadership “is not refenced the program replacement until we take the original program from the website to avoid additional sales to Tickets. ”
The chorus says it will make “a peacock in pigeons” in the future choral festival as part of the world “seeking our voices, and our music heard,” according to Statement.
The Gay Men’s chorus, built in 1981 and now its 38th season, shares an important history of the Centery Center and White House. The group, that describes himself As the first part of the country’s country was held in 2009 President Barack Obama’s inauguration and many Kennedy centers honored the ceremonies.
Davidson, who believes in the principal role in the leadership of the National Symphony Orchestra in 2023, said the show is from financial changes and not changing management. He did not identify any reschedule plans in “a peacock among the pigeons” at the art of Washington art center.
Trump stops the long-term president of the center, Deborah F. Rutter, and board chairman, including another Secretary of State Antone Secretary Karine-Pierre this month.
The president of the Center, Chairman and Board Members fired because they did not share Trump’s view for “Golden Age of Social,” which he wants to end the program that includes drag shows and what He called “anti -amican propaganda.”
Trump, who has broken the central tradition of the center of a Bipartisan board, taught his long loyalty Richard Gregusive named the executive director and was named his own chairman of the board of trustees. Gresell, who is as a director of national intelligence becomes the first member of the Cabinet members of Trump’s first term, now serves Envoy for special mission.
“It’s a great honor to be chairman of the Kennedy Center, especially with the odd board of Trustees. We will make the Kennedy Center a very special and exciting place!” Posted by Trump in Social Truth Social last week.
Sudden changes in Kennedy Center prompts a series of resignations and cancellations of artists, informing his decision to cancel his sales show last week.
Thanksgiving fans for their support, Rae said on Instagram that he could not maintain the event “because of what I believed to be a violation of the values of all these backgers.”
The Ben Counts, an activist and musician that the artistic counselor for the National Sympherson Occhestra, announcing his decision to convey the search paper last week. Ronda Rhimes, the designated Cendurado’s designer at the Obama Kennedy Center and Renée Fleming, a famous opera soprano is the artistic counselor in the center, followed the suit.
The White House did not immediately respond to a request for commentary.
