Classical vs. Pop [vs. the Rest]
There’s a phrase in post-colonial criticism and politics that essentially states that the overriding dichotomy is the “West vs.the Rest.” One of the things that strikes me about discussions (in […]
Tag Archives: Demographics
the economics of underserved audiences (part 2): “Who Benefits Whom” and Preference Minorities
It’s been some time since I posted the first part of this series of posts exploring the issues surrounding how I view my role as an educator and musician. In […]
Music diversity for a new millennium?
Greg Sandow has recently posted a blurb from Ramon Ricker’s blog post, Changing US Demographics and Classical Music. This is very much an issue and theme I’ve been exploring a […]
