Cultural Diversity and the Arts in America
I’ve just re-read Robert Garfias public policy piece, Cultural Diversity and the Arts in America (1989), and still find it a fascinating and prescient read. I had first come across […]
Tag Archives: underserved audiences
Classical Music Across Cultures
I just got a twitter subscription from Classical Music Across Cultures. I’m interested in seeing what this is about. The website will go live in a few hours so we’ll […]
Too many (classical) musicians?
Eric wrote a probing and insightful post questioning the often mentioned mantra (by the Classical Music doomsayers camp) that there are just far too many musicians being pumped out by […]
Final Count: 8,263
That was the official number of paying patrons that attended the Sci-Fi Day Celebration at the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis that I performed at this past Saturday. Granted, the performance […]
Quick news bite and thoughts about binaries
Just got back home from the show–the Indianapolis gigs are a good two hours drive (give or take 30 minutes for stops for coffee). So many interesting things to share/talk […]
