Drew McManus on the Orchestra business | est. 2003

Unleash Your Inner Maven

Thu, Apr 4, 2009
by Drew McManus
It’s April and that means it is officially Take A Friend To Orchestra month! Take A Friend To Orchestra, or TAFTO, features more than a dozen critics, bloggers, musicians, classical music enthusiasts, and administrators writing about how patrons throughout the country can invite friends who don’t regularly participate in live music events to a performance
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“Thank You, Next!” Wait, Where Is Everyone?

Wed, Apr 4, 2009
by Drew McManus
Hot on the heels of the personnel drama at the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra (PSO), the organization has cancelled auditions scheduled for May, 2009 for three vacant positions. Earlier this week AFM Local 586, which represents the Musicians Phoenix Symphony, distributed a memo to orchestra musicians notifying them that due to concerns from fellow musicians, they
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