Archive for the 'Arts Advocacy' Category

• November 11, 2009 The application for the 2011/2012 cycle of Midori’s Orchestra Residencies Program is now available online posted in Arts Advocacy, Grant
• November 5, 2009 We need a Michelle Obama to champion classical music Though classical music education in the States can be appalling, at least Michelle Obama is supporting it. Who will do the same here? posted in Arts Advocacy
• November 3, 2009 Conductor Gustavo Dudamel named 2010 recipient of the Eugene McDermott Award in the Arts at MIT Open Rehearsal with the MIT Symphony Orchestra and panel discussion moderated by Maria Hinojosa to mark Gustavo Dudamel’s award and residency at MIT in April 2010. posted in Arts Advocacy, conductor feature
• November 2, 2009 Michelle Obama makes room for classical music at the White House posted in Arts Advocacy
• November 2, 2009 A classical superstar beats the drums for music education(Dudamel and Abreu in Toronto) posted in Arts Advocacy, conductor feature
• October 21, 2009 Opening nights, opening minds Innovative new conductors in LA, NY challenge the BSO to do more posted in Arts Advocacy, appointment - conductor
• October 19, 2009 Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association and Maestro Muti Announce Major CSO Initiatives for 2010 posted in Arts Advocacy, fellowship
• October 19, 2009 Going Global, El sistema starts fellows program in US posted in Arts Advocacy, fellowship
• October 19, 2009 League of Amer Orchs Cuts Staff, Expenses posted in Arts Advocacy, orchestra in trouble
• October 13, 2009 Barry Manilow donates violins to grade schools posted in Arts Advocacy
• October 13, 2009 Abreu Fellows 2009-2010 posted in Arts Advocacy, fellowship, participant list
• October 12, 2009 Conductors – the cash and the confusion Maestros may be overpaid – but to say they make no difference to an orchestra’s performance is ridiculous posted in Arts Advocacy, writings about conducting
• October 5, 2009 Dudamel says he has ‘crazy, romantic’ dreams of music for everyone with youth orchestras in LA posted in Arts Advocacy, Dudamel, conductor feature
• October 1, 2009 Maestro Lorin Maazel to visit the DC Youth Orchestra Program posted in Arts Advocacy, conductor feature
• September 29, 2009 All four Brahms Symphonies available for listen on NPR by Simon Rattle and Berlin Phil posted in Arts Advocacy, composer feature, conductor feature, orchestra and new techonology
• September 29, 2009 Renowned Conductor Livingston to Give UW Conference Keynote Talk Wednesday posted in Arts Advocacy, conductor feature
• September 28, 2009 Thoughts on Music Directors posted in Arts Advocacy
• September 27, 2009 Wynton Marsalis’s Enduring Opus posted in Arts Advocacy
• September 25, 2009 grants for SF area arts organizations due oct 1 posted in Arts Advocacy, Grant
• September 24, 2009 Playing with meaning posted in 2009-2010 season, Arts Advocacy
• September 24, 2009 Phila. Orchestra Opens New Season With Alec Baldwin posted in Arts Advocacy, Just for fun, news
• September 24, 2009 Tehran Symphony Orchestra observes moment of silence for Meshkatian posted in Arts Advocacy
• September 21, 2009 Phila. Orchestra needs $15 million posted in Arts Advocacy
• September 21, 2009 CBC players to reunite for NBO’s inaugural performance posted in 2009-2010 season, Arts Advocacy, orchestra and new techonology
• September 16, 2009 Spanish tenor Placido Domingo praises founder of Venezuela’s famed youth orchestras posted in Arts Advocacy
• September 16, 2009 Listen to the music: A new national classical orchestra is born in Vancouver posted in 2009-2010 season, Arts Advocacy, Orchestral issues
• September 14, 2009 Gustav Meier’s long-awaited conducting book finally debuts posted in Arts Advocacy, conductor feature, writings about conducting
• September 14, 2009 NY Phil receives $10 million for new music posted in 2009-2010 season, Arts Advocacy
• September 8, 2009 Benjamin Zander, noted conductor, leadership teacher, speaks at Watchung Hills Regional High School posted in Arts Advocacy
• September 2, 2009 Brent Assink’s symphonic precision pays off posted in Arts Advocacy