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November 3, 2021
Conference 2021: Embracing a Changed World
The League of American Orchestras’ 2021 National Conference featured new ideas, new voices, new formats, new music, and drew thousands of orchestra professionals—all online.
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November 3, 2021
Forward Thinking: Power in Sharing
Arts organizations have long been dominated by the singular artistic leader at the top whose vision sets the course for the organization. As society changes and expectations for the sharing of power grow, that model is shifting in exciting ways. The Public Theater in New York is embracing a model of shared artistic leadership, with new voices and perspectives at the top—and is finding fresh success. What might orchestras learn? League President and CEO Simon Woods interviews Oskar Eustis, artistic director of the Public Theater.
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September 26, 2025
Leadership Strategies During Periods of Unpredictability
Webinar recording; registration required.
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April 16, 2025
Shaping a Positive Musical Learning Environment for Youth
Webinar recording; registration required.
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September 26, 2024
Taking Another Listen: Engaging New Audience Members of Color
Webinar recording; registration required.
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January 14, 2022
Transfigured Nights
The pandemic may not be over, but this fall felt different, as fuller indoor concert schedules resumed. A recent concert road trip proved how much in-person concerts have been missed by audiences and musicians alike.
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August 20, 2025
How to Keep Revenue Up as Donor Counts Decline
Webinar recording; registration required.
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July 16, 2025
The State of Philanthropy in America in 2025
Webinar recording; registration required.
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September 26, 2024
Taking Another Listen: Engaging New Audience Members of Color
Two researchers from Slover Linett at NORC, Dr. Tanya Treptow and Dr. Michelle Ernst, shared key findings from their recent in-depth study, sponsored by Classical KING FM, identifying actions the classical music sector can take to engage potential new audience members of color. Three leaders and changemakers—Dr. Mieko Hatano, Jennifer Arnold, and Emilio Alvarez—reflected on the findings and have a candid conversation about how to create a more inclusive experience for orchestra audiences.
