Drew McManus on the Orchestra business | est. 2003

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International Touring c. 1912: Better Late Than Never

Wed, Apr 4, 2012
by Drew McManus
Recently, the London Symphony Orchestra (LSO) launched a Twitter account that is publishing diary entries from timpanist Charles Turner during the orchestra’s 1912 United States and Canada tour. It has been loads of fun reading the Twitter size excerpts and all things being equal, it seems as though the orchestra is keeping the Tweets synced
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How Did We Get Here?

Tue, Dec 12, 2010
by peyrebrune
Guest-Author
In a recent post, Drew highlights a remark by author Joseph Horowitz suggesting that musicians should no longer expect that orchestras owe them a living wage, i.e., a full-time salary. I thought I would use my brief stint as a guest blogger to elaborate on some of the history that led us to today’s paradigm
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