Peter Dobrin is an Arts and Classical Music Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer. He covers classical music and the arts, focusing on the business of the arts and the vibrant life of the city, with a keen interest in cultural movements, urban design, and entertainment. Peter's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Lawton Publishing Company, Derrick Publishing Co, and The Star Online.
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By: Peter Dobrin, Susan Snyder
Philadelphia's Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University is closing its museum after nearly two centuries in existence, Drexel and Academy leaders said in an announcement sent to staff and others Tuesday morning.
By: Peter Dobrin
Patricia “Trish” Wellenbach, deputy mayor and former president of the Please Touch Museum, will be senior adviser to the Academy of Natural Sciences. She's on loan from the Philadelphia mayor's office
By: Peter Dobrin, Susan Snyder
After the threat of a possible split, the Academy of Natural Sciences and Drexel University reached a tentative agreement that will continue their
By: Peter Dobrin
PHILADELPHIA -- In the lobby of the Curtis Institute of Music's Lenfest Hall, Olivia Li, in a frilly-sparkly red dress, is running back and forth through a turnstile. A few minutes later, she is at the piano transformed -- playing Chopin eyes closed, a countenance most serious, and seemingly a decade more mature.
By: Peter Dobrin
"Profound concern" over the fate of the Academy and its internationally significant collection.
By: Rosa, Cartagena, Dan DeLuca, Elizabeth Wellington
Rubber Band Gun's ‘Bloodwork': More musical gems from Historic New Jersey K evin Basko has a suggestion: Music might make everything better.
By: Peter Dobrin
PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphians reacted with outrage when Drexel University and the Academy of Natural Sciences announced the closing of its museum on the Ben Franklin Parkway earlier this month.
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By: Peter Dobrin
“The musicians' voices and our collective knowledge of the orchestra and our industry were taken seriously,” said the negotiating committee chair. Opening night of the new season is set for Sept. 24.
“The musicians' voices and our collective knowledge of the orchestra and our industry were taken seriously,” said the negotiating committee chair. Opening night of the new season is set for Sept. 24.
