Current Events
Forget New Normal, Just Focus On The New
Tue, Oct 10, 2021
by Drew McManus
There’s an excellent article by Tim Diovanni and Jerome Weeks in the 10/18/21 edition of The Dallas Morning News that examines the Dallas Symphony Orchestra’s (DSO) decision to maintain all of the broadcast equipment they invested in over the pandemic. They used that equipment to produce virtual events and I’m thrilled to see the organization
End Your Week With A Little Acknowledgement And Gratitude
Fri, Oct 10, 2021
by Drew McManus
H/T to Joe Patti for bringing the #MyBreakthrough campaign to my attention. Nutshell: it’s an effort by UK based Arts Emergency to help realize how important it is to encourage and provide opportunities for emerging talent. By encouraging people to tag & tweet about the person(s) who “gave you some key advice or encouragement early
The Latest Star Trek Soundtrack Is Quite Possibly One Of The Best
Tue, Oct 10, 2021
by Drew McManus
It’s taken more than a year since the series launched but Chris Westlake’s soundtrack for Star Trek: Lower Decks is finally available. And while the powers that be at Paramount decided to make everyone wait, at least they fit music from both of the current seasons into a single album. The album went straight to
Labor Disputes And Professional Disclosure
Mon, Oct 10, 2021
by Drew McManus
Several readers have reached out since the end of last week asking when I’ll be writing something about the San Antonio Symphony. All things being equal, I would write something but, in this case, I must point out the Professional Disclosure policy published in the footer that has been in place at Adaptistration for the
And Just Like That, Comments Are Back
Fri, Sep 9, 2021
by Drew McManus
I’m very happy to say that a new solution for comments presented itself in less time than I initially anticipated so as of today, comments are back! Here’s what you can expect: In order to leave a comment, you will need to log in using a valid Google account. This is to prevent anonymous comments
