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Academy of Arts and Sciences
Posted at 4:00 PM on May 9, 2008
by Rex Levang
The American Academy of Arts and Sciences, an organization founded two centuries ago by John Adams and John Hancock, among others, has announced its newest members. In the classical music category, congratulations to Marin Alsop, conductor; Dawn Upshaw, singer; Anne Robertson Walters, scholar; and Yehudi Wyner, composer.
And there are also "foreign honorary members" -- so auguri molti to Riccardo Muti.
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