A few weeks ago I published an article at The Partial Observer about some of the ways classical music uses sex to sell itself. This week I’m following up on that idea by discussing the growing drug use debate (no, not that kind of drug use).
Today I’m off to Eastman and when I return we’ll see how well the students fare in their contract negotiations. Later in the week, we’ll continue the examination of Concert Companion and Orbit, take another look at the Milwaukee Symphony, listen to some feedback from the website rankings, and look at the profit ratio for some orchestra websites, and return to the next article in the series about contract negotiations.
Plus there’s always a steady stream of recent events and some captivating news that’s happened over the weekend.
Boston Symphony Orchestra Fourth/Utility trumpet Michael Martin probably doesn’t want to see his brother, New York Philharmonic Principal trumpet Christopher Martin, get killed by…
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