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For TAFTO, It Depends On What The Meaning Of The Word ‘Is’ Is Part 2

Tue, May 5, 2006
by Drew McManus
Part 1 in this series examined the value behind re-evaluating how the orchestra business defines a “core audience” and how an organization might go about creating a new definition…
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TAFTO 2006 Essay Contest Winner

Mon, May 5, 2006
by Drew McManus
The winning submission from the TAFTO 2006 essay contest is published at The Partial Observer and is written by Jessica D. from Centennial, CO. If you’ve ever wondered whether or not teenagers would want to go nuts in the privacy of their own room playing the tambourine part to Capricio Espaniol, then look no further.
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