Missed Opportunity
There is an interesting post on Greg Sandow’s Blog about music schools (universtiy schools) and student recitals. Many student concerts are free, but finding an audience for them remains to Continue Reading →
Month: May 2009
Cumulitive advantage, popularity and the arts
So we do we think something is good because we are independent creatures of thought, or is it because everyone else likes it so we think we should like it Continue Reading →
Bernstein YPC
Here is a moment from one of Leonard Bernstein’s Young Peoples Concerts with the New York Philharmonic orchestra. Emotion and the meaning of music. Bernstein was such a great teacher Continue Reading →
The Digital Concert Hall
Now you can subscribe to concerts of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra from the other side of the planet. You can purchase “online” tickets to virtual concerts of real performances broadcast Continue Reading →
Music Monday
On Monday afternoon close to two million children across Canada will be singing the same song — at the same time. They’ll be singing, shouting, hollering and chanting Sing Sing, Continue Reading →