An Annotated Bibliographic Timeline of “Orchestra Crisis”
So yes, JSTOR is my friend, but while spending a lot of time searching databases of peer reviewed journals and more academic books I didn’t think to look at more […]
Category Archives: Orchestra Reform
“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 […]
Cost of Doing Business Sometimes Doesn’t Reflect Actual Costs to the Business
In the latest issue of Bloomberg Businessweek there’s a piece by Paul M. Barret, Will Brain Injury Lawsuits Doom or Save the NFL?, that discusses what should probably be considered […]
Q. What Killed the Big Bands? A. The Cost Disease!
I love going to thrift stores and flea markets. Mainly it’s the thrill of potentially finding something I might actually be looking for, but more often than not it’s the […]
Imaginary Fiscal Distress Syndrome or “How Pollyanna looks at Orchestra Management”
Some months ago I read Karen Berman, Joe Knight, and John Case’s, Financial Intelligence for Entrepreneurs: What You Really Need to Know About the Numbers, which is a wonderfully concise […]
