Thirty orchestras will take part in the League of American Orchestras’ Virginia B. Toulmin Foundation Orchestral Commissions Program. The unprecedented national consortium ensures that new works by women composers, each commissioned by the League, will be infused in orchestra seasons to come, with multiple performances throughout the country.
In This Issue: Activate New Voter Engagement Resources; Shuttered Venues Grant Program Enters Closeout Process; Talks Accelerate on New Rules for Musical Instruments; Engaging Artists from Abroad
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A 60-minute webinar offering strategies that enable “middles” to draw upon their unique roles to attain individual empowerment and channel it to help their organizations achieve their greatest results.
The following statement has been crafted and endorsed by international music stakeholders on the topic of pernambuco conservation for consideration at the 19th Conference of Parties in November 2022.
Thank you for being a member of the League! Through your organization’s membership, you are a member of a vibrant community of 700 orchestras and thousands of individuals across the nation.
Instructions for renewing your orchestra’s League membership.
November 14 to 25, 2022, the 184 worldwide parties to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) met in Panama to participate in the 19th Conference of the Parties (CoP19), where international governments set new policies that balance trade and conservation needs for plant and animal species. The …
A staggering number of people have changed jobs during the pandemic, and orchestras are not immune to the steep workforce hiring and retention challenges other sectors face. In this 2022 National Conference session, we explore how individuals are pursuing a personalized approach to the workplace and how orchestras can tap into new strategies to create a more engaging employee experience.
Global conversations are unfolding on how the music sector can take action to reduce its carbon footprint, emissions, and environmental impact. Learn why taking up this work can’t wait, initial steps you and your orchestra can take, and what the future holds for accounting for how we’re doing our part.