After a rockin’ week spent in Cuba (more on that soon!) and a less rockin’ week spent being violently ill after returning from Cuba, I’m back in the saddle with a whole new round of podcasts for the spring. To recap, we’ve put out 42 new...
It was a pleasure to feature Bert on the podcast yesterday! Bert has some great content out there online, and I’d encourage you to check out the following video (recorded in 2010). Bert discusses the bass, his life, the ’60s, and his particular...
Scott Pingel will be back at the San Francisco Conservatory for 2016-17. Scott was one of the first interviews I did in the 2.0 version of the podcast (along with Alex Hanna and Kurt Muroki). Check out this clip from my interview with Scott–it features him...
Inside The Arts
Your cultural blogging exchange
Adaptistration
Drew McManus on orchestra management
Brian
Dickie
Life as General Director of Chicago Opera Theater
Butts In The Seats
Musings on Practical Solutions For Arts Management (Joe Patti)
Neo
Classical
Holly Mulcahy on the future of classical music
non
divisi
Frank Almond writes a column instead of practicing
Scanning
The Dial
Marty Ronish and Jack Allen on classical music in broadcasting
Sticks
and Drones
Two conductors, on the beat with Bill Eddins and Ron Spigelman
There's Always Room
For Cello
The adventures of Rosin Hood; he stays on the pitch and gives you the
score (Lynn Harrell)
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