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July 30, 2020August 1, 2020 Jon Silpayamanant - โจนาทาน ศิลปยามานันท์

Classical Music and its Slave Orchestras

December 6, 2017December 7, 2017 Jon Silpayamanant - โจนาทาน ศิลปยามานันท์

The Art of Monstrous Men

August 4, 2017 Jon Silpayamanant - โจนาทาน ศิลปยามานันท์

Low Maintenance Gigging

July 22, 2017 Jon Silpayamanant - โจนาทาน ศิลปยามานันท์

When bands waste time…

July 3, 2017 Jon Silpayamanant - โจนาทาน ศิลปยามานันท์

Why I don’t release albums

June 30, 2017June 30, 2017 Jon Silpayamanant - โจนาทาน ศิลปยามานันท์

Knowing when to leave your band behind

May 19, 2016 Jon Silpayamanant - โจนาทาน ศิลปยามานันท์

What’s it like playing Pop Music when you’re not a Pop Superstar?

March 27, 2016March 18, 2020 Jon Silpayamanant - โจนาทาน ศิลปยามานันท์

“If you try to please everyone, you’ll end up pleasing no one.”

January 20, 2016 Jon Silpayamanant - โจนาทาน ศิลปยามานันท์

Musical Thoughts, Reflections, Questions, and other Ephemera…

December 1, 2015November 19, 2016 Jon Silpayamanant - โจนาทาน ศิลปยามานันท์

“…but, does that orchestra make any money?” and Life Cycles of Orchestras

November 27, 2015November 27, 2015 Jon Silpayamanant - โจนาทาน ศิลปยามานันท์

Pop Music Attrition

November 7, 2015November 11, 2015 Jon Silpayamanant - โจนาทาน ศิลปยามานันท์

How to raise Orchestra revenue with Live-to-Projection events

February 1, 2015January 23, 2016 Jon Silpayamanant - โจนาทาน ศิลปยามานันท์

The many types of Orchestras…and how they have evolved

January 3, 2015 Jon Silpayamanant - โจนาทาน ศิลปยามานันท์

On Faux Musical Quality, Popularity, and Relevance

January 1, 2015July 13, 2022 Jon Silpayamanant - โจนาทาน ศิลปยามานันท์

Essential Tools for the 21st Century Musician: Technology

December 2, 2014December 2, 2014 Jon Silpayamanant - โจนาทาน ศิลปยามานันท์

Walking with Dinosaurs

October 31, 2014 Jon Silpayamanant - โจนาทาน ศิลปยามานันท์

Casino Gigs, Classical Music, and Younger Audiences

October 24, 2014 Jon Silpayamanant - โจนาทาน ศิลปยามานันท์

The Growth of Classical Music in the 21st Century

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