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Classic Arts News Ensemble Intercontemporain Names Music Director The Ensemble Intercontemporain has named Susanna M‹lkki, artistic director of Norway's Stavenger Symphony, its next music director.
M‹lkki will take up her new position in 2006, succeeding Jonathan Nott, who was music director of the Paris-based new-music group from 2000 to 2003 and is currently principal guest conductor.

Trained as a cellist, M‹lkki played chamber music and solo recitals and served as the principal cellist of the G‹teborg Symphony Orchestra in the 1990s. She launched her conducting career in 1998 after studying at the Sibelius Academy and the ConductorsÔä Workshop in New York. Since 2002, she has overseen Romantic and 20th-century music at the Stavenger Symphony, sharing the leadership of the orchestra with Philippe Herreweghe, artistic director of early music. She will leave that post at the end of this year, and completes a term as principal guest conductor of Finland's Oulu Symphony Orchestra this summer.

The Ensemble Intercontemporain was founded by conductor and composer Pierre Boulez in 1976.

 
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