Protected: Conference 2020: Visioning and Planning a New Future
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Protected: Conference 2020: Innovating Digital Engagement
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Protected: Conference 2020: Maximizing Philanthropy in Changing Times
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Protected: Conference 2020: Creating a Roadmap to Reopening
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Protected: Conference 2020: Building and Sustaining Equity
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Protected: Conference 2020: Developing Inclusive Approaches to Artistic Programming
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Conference 2020 – Opening Session: Old vs. New Power with Deborah Borda, Anthony McGill, Jesse Rosen, and Henry Timms
Member-only ContentWe kicked off our online Conference with a performance by Anthony McGill, Principal Clarinet, NY Philharmonic and Board Member, League of American Orchestras.
Conference 2020: Figuring Out Together How to Handle Fundraising in This Difficult Time
Member-only ContentThis session is facilitated by Tresa Radermacher of the Northwest Indiana Symphony Orchestra, Cindy Kidwell of the East Texas Symphony Orchestra, Terry White of the Amarillo Symphony Orchestra, and Beth Wise of the Huntsville Symphony Orchestra.
Prelude and Table of Contents: Spring 2020
At times of crisis, one of the first things people turn to is orchestral music. Beyond the sheer beauty that offers solace or the knotty dissonance that echoes personal anguish, orchestral music offers a sense of continuity and collective effort. There’s the knowledge that a group of artists came together to play this music and that a composer—in the distant past or right here, right now—understands your pain. As has been said before by smarter minds, “where words fail, music speaks.” – Bob Sandla
Full Issue – Symphony: Spring 2020, Music in the Time of Coronavirus
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