I am completely here in Chicago, and completely exhausted. I will get back into the groove tonorrow.
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June 27, 2012
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May 2013
Where I HAVE been!
Stats
Inside the Arts Blogs
Adaptistration
Drew McManus on orchestra managementButts In The Seats
Musings on Practical Solutions For Arts Management (Joe Patti)Double Bass Blog Jason Heath on all things bass and culture from the ground up
Neo Classical
Holly Mulcahy on the future of classical musicnon divisi
Frank Almond writes a column instead of practicingScanning The Dial
Marty Ronish and Jack Allen on classical music in broadcastingSticks and Drones
Two conductors, on the beat with Bill Eddins and Ron SpigelmanThere's Always Room For Cello
The adventures of Rosin Hood; he stays on the pitch and gives you the score (Lynn Harrell)
Sites of possible interest
- The Reluctant Blogger
- Gavin Plumley Blog - Entartete Musik
- Michael White - Daily Telegraph music blogger
- Jessica Duchin's blog - The Independent
- Tom Service - Guardian music blogger
- The Classical Beat - Anne Midgette
- Ars Antigua - great early music making
- Andrew Patner's Blog
- Joyce di Donato
- The rest is noise - Alex Ross
- Opera America
- Kim Witman - Wolf Trap Opera
- ArtsJournal: Daily Arts News
- Operabase
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Richard Boyum on All done for North America
- BD on Sunny London!
- Jinxu Xiahou on Sunny London!
- BD on China
- Zenaida on China
- ken nielsen on The wonders of music in the 21st century home
- Sandy on Economic stress in opera companies
- Richard Boyum on Mozart's "Cinderella"
- BD on Tito week
- Richard Boyum on Tito week
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