ArkivMusic Posts Record Sales for 2007 (Reuters - 1/9/2008) |
Entrevue avec une étoile montante: la jeune pianiste russe Katja Huhn (ResMusica - 12/4/2006) |
Orchestras plot 21st Century role (BBC - 1/27/2006) |
Where are the youngsters? (Shreveport Times - 12/28/2005) |
Selling the Symphony (New York Times - 8/29/2005) |
Could future of classical music be on Net? (Kansas City Star - 8/22/2005) |
Classical music can't live in the past if it hopes to have a future (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 7/18/2005) |
Classical music, classroom help (Los Angeles Times - 7/3/2005) |
Low note sounds for music education (San Diego Union-Tribune - 11/22/2004) |
Listen up: The Web is classical's friend (Philadelphia Inquirer - 8/29/2004) |
How Does New Music Relate To "Classical" Music? (New York Times - 8/22/2004) |
What's the Next Big Idea in music? (Arts Journal - 7/28/2004) |
Students train tomorrow's top musicians (The Ring - 7/9/2004) |
The Naxos Future (Nashville City Paper - 3/4/2004) |
First person singular: good news is no news (Telegraph.co.uk - 7/5/2003) |
Canadian orchestras look for order (Toronto Star - 6/9/2003) |
Investors seek to save philharmonic orchestra (Sun Sentinel - 6/5/2003) |
Musicians struggle to recover from Philharmonic's demise (Sun Sentinel - 6/4/2003) |
Orchestra board is to meet Monday to weigh bankruptcy (Louisville Courier-Journal - 6/4/2003) |
Symphony forced to find new home (Arizona Republic - 6/4/2003) |
Time to settle the score (Scotsman - 5/17/2003) |
Royal Opera Canada - New opera group loves classics (Toronto Star - 4/4/2003) |
The symphony board first chair (Savannah Morning News - 4/2/2003) |
Blackout: The future of opera on public television (Opera News - 2/2/2003) |
Time for a Reality Check: Classical Music (Still) Isn't Dying (Philadelphia Inquirer - 1/24/2003) |
A slow burn: Local CD sales are down, but for a variety of reasons (Boston Herald - 1/18/2003) |
Grants likely to be slashed for arts groups (LA Times - 1/14/2003) |
Performing With Distinction (Washington Post - 1/5/2003) |
Opera must learn to advertise its virtues (The Times - 12/30/2002) |
How to Save the Performing Arts (Washington Post - 12/29/2002) |
Now classical music can be seen as well as heard (The Daily Telegraph - 12/14/2002) |
High-Brow Arts Take A Hit (Associated Press - 12/3/2002) |
Are Unschooled Audiences Changing the Face of Opera? (Opera News - 12/2/2002) |
Deficit-ridden ESO celebrates 50 years with major donation (Globe And Mail - 11/28/2002) |
U.S. Congress Allows Music Industry to Negotiate Rates with Webcasters, Voiding Previous Arrangement (Washington Post - 11/17/2002) |
Orchestras - Death Watch Or Hyperbole? (Newsday.com - 11/11/2002) |
A Rock Band's Effects in a String Quartet Sound (New York Times - 11/2/2002) |
Music awash in red ink (LA Times - 10/29/2002) |
Symphony syndrome - Sour notes, sour finances afflict the orchestra world (Edmonton Journal - 10/25/2002) |
CPO: Orchestra president asked to resign (Calgary Herald - 10/20/2002) |
It's time to pull the plug on CPO (Calgary Herald - 10/19/2002) |
Graf speaks out (Calgary Herald - 10/18/2002) |
CPO: The day the music died (Calgary Herald - 10/18/2002) |
Culture goes on without the CPO (Calgary Herald - 10/18/2002) |
Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra suspends operations, files bankruptcy notice (Canadian Press - 10/17/2002) |
Alberta Ballet hopes CPO can learn from their recovery ( - 10/17/2002) |
Uncertain Times: Impulse Buyers Replace Ticket Subscribers (New York Times - 10/16/2002) |
Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra Suspends Operations, Files Bankruptcy Notice (Associated Press - 10/16/2002) |
Cash crunch silences CPO (Calgary Herald - 10/16/2002) |
CPO files for bankruptcy (Canadian Press - 10/15/2002) |
The arts column: bringing music to life (The Daily Telegraph - 9/4/2002) |
German Culture Minister Says Schools Should Teach Pop, Not Classical (Agence France-Presse - 8/7/2002) |
Classical musicians seek new ways to be heard in a bear market (Boston Globe - 8/4/2002) |
Crossover works find an audience (San Francisco Chronicle - 7/17/2002) |
New Albion - Small label counts on Web to find listeners (San Francisco Chronicle - 7/17/2002) |
S.F. Symphony goes solo with its own label (San Francisco Chronicle - 7/17/2002) |
Sellers bat eyes at Boomers (San Francisco Chronicle - 7/15/2002) |
Radio stations balance quality with capitalism (San Francisco Chronicle - 7/15/2002) |
Case for a second opera company (Montreal Gazette - 6/22/2002) |
Nonprofit Arts Groups Make Money (Associated Press - 6/10/2002) |
Classical and Casual Fridays (LA Times - 5/2/2002) |
Orchestras Use Computer Videos, E-Concerts and Community Outreach to Attract New Audiences (Business Wire - 4/2/2002) |
Behind the music: big losses (Miami Herald - 3/24/2002) |
An Orchestra That Won't Give Up (New York Times - 3/20/2002) |
NAC announces ambitious new music program (Ottawa Citizen - 3/20/2002) |
New York Musicians Lament Cuts in Classical Radio (Andante.com - 3/19/2002) |
PSO faces the music as players leave (Arizona Republic - 3/17/2002) |
Classical CDs, by subscription (Philadelphia Inquirer - 3/17/2002) |
North York centre's future uncertain (Toronto Star - 3/16/2002) |
Musician Beats the Drum for a Concert in Space (Andante.com - 3/13/2002) |
New Jersey Symphony Premieres Medgar Evers Oratorio (Associated Press - 3/11/2002) |
Simone Young Brings Sex Appeal to Opera Australia (Andante.com - 2/19/2002) |
Edmonton Symphony Orchestra players threaten walkout to hasten contract talks (Canadian Press - 2/12/2002) |
Classical record sales decline (Chicago Tribune - 2/5/2002) |
Vocalists With More Than Voices (New York Times - 2/3/2002) |
American Orchestras Discover Benefits of Online Tickets Sales (Andante.com - 1/26/2002) |
There's Something About Mary (Andante.com - 1/26/2002) |
Reports of Their Demise Are Greatly Exaggerated (Andante.com - 1/26/2002) |
New Florida Philharmonic chairman takes helm (Miami Herald - 1/25/2002) |
Symphony deal may cut pay of musicians (STLToday.com - 1/21/2002) |
Californian orchestra receives record donation (GMN - 1/19/2002) |
Lockout Ends as Winnipeg Symphony Musicians Ratify Three-Year Contract (Andante.com - 1/16/2002) |
Alberto Vilar - A Knight at the Opera (New York Magazine - 1/15/2002) |
Baltimore Symphony decides to cut chorus (Baltimore Sun - 1/13/2002) |
Music is sweet again at Sam's (Globe And Mail - 1/12/2002) |
The Many Futures of Music, Maybe One of Them Real (New York Times - 1/10/2002) |
Once-bankrupt San Diego Symphony to receive unprecedented donation (San Diego Union-Tribune - 1/9/2002) |
Dismaying dearth of classical CDs (Philadelphia Inquirer - 1/2/2002) |
OPUS 2002: Despite last year's deficit, the DSO is bullish on its future (Detroit Free Press - 1/2/2002) |
Open your eyes to 'the vision thing' (Financial Times - 1/2/2002) |
Tovey slams Scrooges at WSO (Canadian Press - 12/26/2001) |
Nation's Orchestras on an Up Tempo (LA Times - 12/25/2001) |
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra passes its first financial hurdle (Riverfront Times - 12/21/2001) |
Conductors and the continental divide (News Observer - 12/16/2001) |
WFMT celebrates 50 years of symphonic sounds (Chicago Tribune - 12/16/2001) |
The Atlanta Symphony Gets a Jolt of Energy in Robert Spano (New York Times - 12/16/2001) |
Civic pride advances Dallas opera house project (Toronto Star - 12/15/2001) |
Royal Opera in 'sponsor a prop' plea (The Daily Telegraph - 12/12/2001) |
As Symphonies Set in the East (LA Times - 12/9/2001) |
Altanta Symphony's 'Innovations' Provoke Controversy (Atlanta Journal-Constitution - 12/7/2001) |
Concert Attendance is Down Nationwide, But Atlanta ... Rocks on (Atlanta Journal-Constitution - 12/6/2001) |
Perfect As It Was? No — Things Change (Andante.com - 12/3/2001) |
Symphony offers refund alternatives (San Jose Mercury News - 12/2/2001) |
When orchestras get into trouble (or thrive), blame (or praise) the board (San Francisco Chronicle - 12/2/2001) |
Orchestras on the brink? (Christian Science Monitor - 11/29/2001) |
Windsor: Back from the brink (Globe And Mail - 11/28/2001) |
Philharmonic's treatment of Judd is despicable (Miami Herald - 11/25/2001) |
Head of BBC Radio 3 Says Classical Music Must Reinvent Itself as Art Museums Have Done (The Independent - 11/23/2001) |
A doll belies classical's doldrums (Philadelphia Inquirer - 11/20/2001) |
Hallé - An orchestra raised from the dead (The Daily Telegraph - 11/16/2001) |
A crescendo of cash crises (La Scena Musicale Online - 11/7/2001) |
Modernized business tactics may save ailing Canadian orchestras, experts say (Canadian Press - 11/6/2001) |
Voices of a regeneration (The Times - 11/6/2001) |
CPO settles with musicians (Calgary Herald - 11/5/2001) |
Kennedy Center Director Says Spend More, Not Less, on Arts in Times of Crisis (Associated Press - 11/4/2001) |
The St. Louis Symphonty's Financial Woes: Budget office uses conservative approach to finding bottom line (STLToday.com - 11/4/2001) |
Sound judgment? (STLToday.com - 11/4/2001) |
Symphony musicians use union money to organize concer ( - 11/2/2001) |
Internet not to blame for record store's downfalld ( - 11/1/2001) |
Music store icon goes bust (Toronto Star - 10/31/2001) |
Sam the Record Man hit by money woes (Toronto Star - 10/31/2001) |
Sam the Record Man goes broke (National Post - 10/31/2001) |
The Back Half - A real performance (New Statesman - 10/30/2001) |
Opera, players reach accord (Dallas Morning News - 10/29/2001) |
There's a crisis in classical music (Chicago Tribune - 10/28/2001) |
Calgary orchestra board, musicians talking again (Edmonton Journal - 10/27/2001) |
Berlin gets $25m as N.Americans fight deficits (GMN - 10/26/2001) |
Orchestra sour note: really big deficit (Miami Herald - 10/26/2001) |
It's official: Nimbus Records is no more (Gramophone - 10/24/2001) |
Orchestra at Dallas Opera votes to strike (Dallas Morning News - 10/23/2001) |
Dallas Opera nearing a crisis (Dallas Morning News - 10/21/2001) |
Orchestra funding caught in a crunch (Chicago Sun-Times - 10/14/2001) |
No talks in CPO stalemate - Lockout heads into week two (Calgary Herald - 10/13/2001) |
Calgary Orchestra walks picket line in tails ( - 10/10/2001) |
Calgary Philharmonic shuts out musicians ( - 10/9/2001) |
Beleagurered Symphony Continues Season as it Searches for Long-Term Solutions to its Financial Woes (Mercury Center - 10/8/2001) |
Calgary Philharmonic locks out musicians (Calgary Herald - 10/7/2001) |
A Sad Symphony With a Happy Ending:Classical music is alive and well (LA Weekly - 10/6/2001) |
Musicians on the corporate scrapheap (La Scena Musicale Online - 10/3/2001) |
Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road Project Cancels Asian Dates (Redludwig.com - 10/1/2001) |
Requiem for the classical record (La Scena Musicale Online - 7/4/2001) |