Symphony Magazine Articles of Interest

Journey of Engagement
by Chester Lane

Sharing the fruits of "Anglo" culture in New Mexico
 
ACCESS for All

A Seattle Symphony program forges links to the community by answering the call from ethnic and minority groups to "come on over to our house."

Joining Hands
by Chester Lane

Violinist Midori is as passionate about education and collaboration as she is about her solo career, building a network of activities that weave music into everyday life.

Rally the Troops: Music Education Advocacy for Orchestras
by Karin Brookes

Here's how orchestras can get involved in music education advocacy on the local level

Looking Forward in Pittsburgh
by Caroline Abels

By reaching out to young and old, by involving its community in both music and the activities that make it happen, the Pittsburgh Symphony builds for the future.

Unfinished Business
by Polly Kahn

It's time we embraced our most loyal and inquisitive audience members.

Learning Curve
by Heidi Waleson

To make an impact on students, "teaching artists" from orchestras go to classes of their own. 

In Concert With Kids
by Heidi Waleson

Sure, it's still a great excuse to get away from class. But today's youth concert, more likely than not, is also the culmination of a sophisticated educational curriculum.

Voyage of Discovery
by Jack McAuliffe

Family concerts may be the lure that attracts young parents to a closer tie with the orchestra

People
by Heidi Waleson

Learn how Teaching Artist David Wallace opens doors to music for young listeners, and teaches fellow musicians to do the same