Narcissism on the Rise in American Pop Music?
On my facebook feed, Eric Edberg had posted a link about the internet “narcissism epidemic.” It linked to a piece talking about a NYT piece about the rise of “a […]
Category Archives: Research
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Aging of the Orchestra Audience is “A Function of Demographic Evolution”
“In other words, the problem [of aging audiences]—if it even is a problem—would seem to be more a function of demographic evolution than a lack of cultural wherewithal on the […]
