What if there’s really no “decline” in Classical Music audiences?
So a few weeks ago I was playing around with numbers, namely I was playing around with the numbers given by various surveys regarding arts participation as well as population. […]
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Flanagan and Changing Tastes for Classical Music
In Chapter Five, “The Search for Symphony Audiences,” of Robert Flanagan’s book, The Perilous Life of Symphony Orchestras, the author discusses several reasons for audience decline (as well as the […]
Every arts organization has a deficit, NOT!
Michael Kaiser, in a blog about the Oregon Symphony, brings up an important point: I am afraid NOT every arts organization has a deficit. That is simply not true. And […]
Louisville Orchestra
As some of you know from the Certified letter I posted here and various other places last week the deadline for the terms of per-service employment as outlined n the […]
Classical music is no longer about dead, White European males…
There’s a wonderful piece “After Tahrir, New Voices in a Global Fugue” written by Mohammed Fairouz as part of a series called “The Score” which is described: The Score features […]
