on singing while playing the cello (part 5: singing in multiple languages)…
One of the questions I often get after shows is how I manage to sing in so many languages. Even for those who do regularly sing this can seem like […]
Category Archives: Education
Free culture, undercutting, and the environments they create.
Since I last blogged about Amanda Palmer I’ve been seeing a number of facebook friends post her recent TED talk (titled, the Art of Asking). Quite a few have been […]
“I’m having trouble with the idea that art is universal lately”
The title of this post is taken from Clayton Lord’s recent blog post, All the People, where he questions the Universalist position most arts organizations in the states take for […]
Are music schools serving the needs of its students?
I really do plan on getting back to the Aging of Orchestra Audiences issue–really, I do! But I’d been having a stimulating and thought-provoking dialogue with some folks over […]
Aging of the Orchestra Audience and the Fallacy of “Demographic Destiny”
In a February 2011 NEA Research Report, “Age and Arts Participation: A Case against Demographic Destiny” by Mark J. Stern, we find a refutation of the so-called dire data that […]
