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New England Conservatory (NEC), located in Boston, MA, is a leading music school with international enrollment, serving students from age 4 through postgraduate degree studies.@necmusic
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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Orchestras (Part V)
I had originally contemplated writing just the four previous posts on orchestra models. But given the currency of this topic both here and abroad, I felt it obligatory to summarize and reiterate some of my points. I also wanted to … Continue reading
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Discoveries
Ever since I arrived in the U.S. in the 1990’s, I have been a subscriber to The New Yorker, which, at its best, is one of the most fascinating reads of the week. The magazine has been the vehicle for … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston, cellobello, discoveries, kabob, moby dick, new torker, paul katz, pompeii, tiger's wife
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American Orchestras: Yes, it’s a crisis (part IV)
“I am convinced that if the rate of change within an organization is less than the rate of change outside, the end is near.” – Jack Welch In the last twelve months the Honolulu, Syracuse, and New Mexico Symphonies have … Continue reading
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Tagged AFM, artsjournal, new york times, orchestras, resctructure, unions
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