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Classical Music News Can Show Up In The Strangest Of Places

Fri, Sep 9, 2018
by Drew McManus
While reading an article in the 9/12/18 edition of the Washington Post about South Korean military service evasion crime, I was surprised to see that topic intersect classical music. As an example, the article cited an attempt by 12 conservatory students to evade conscription.  This week, South Korea’s Military Manpower Administration said that a group
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Calling All Orchestra Musician Veterans

Thu, Nov 11, 2010
by Drew McManus
Who out there knows what conscription is? Now, how many of you know what sort of impact conscription had on the US orchestra field? My guess is not very many of you raised your hand and among those who did, you’re probably over age 58. Okay, the rest of you can go ahead and Google
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