Twinsburg Bulletin
Orchestra may face uphill battle attracting youth
Parker Perry on the difficulties of attracting young people to classical music performances
San Fransisco CBS Local
Community Rallies To Save Peninsula Symphony After Embezzlement
San Mateo – The Peninsula Symphony is making music again, thanks to the generosity of members and supporters who rallied to raise money for the volunteer organization after an embezzler emptied the orchestra’s bank accounts.
New York Times
Robert Ashley, Opera Composer Who Painted Outside the Lines, Dies at 83
Robert Ashley, an American composer who helped wrestle opera into the 20th century, and in so doing broadened the genre in strange, unexpected ways, died on Monday at his home in Manhattan. He was 83.
Blog TO
Why the TTC is playing classical music in the subway
‘Nefarious youths’ pacified by classical music
Classical Music Magazine
Analysis: What is the Arts Council’s This England report all about?
Arts Council England has published its response to the independent report Rebalancing our Cultural Capital, which last autumn showed how arts subsidy is heavily weighted in favour of London and against the regions (with 90% of government arts funding going to the capital).
Digital Music News
Music Sales in Germany Rise for the First Time in 15 Years…
Time and time again, we’ve heard about countries with declining music sales, largely due to declines in physical sales not being offset by increases in streaming revenue. Germany now joins nations like Sweden and Norway in breaking that trend.
Die Welt
Der Schönheit weihte sie ihr Leben
Digital Music News
