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Phil survives... for now
The Sacramento Philharmonic reached its goal of raising $150,000 by a
self-imposed May 15 deadline, persuading the organization's board of
directors to vote Tuesday evening to keep the orchestra operating
through the 2012-13 season. The 15-year-old orchestra, which operates on
a $1.4 million budget, had threatened closure if it did not raise the
$150,000 by May 1, as part of the first of two phases of a fundraising
campaign
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Alabama Symphony maestro to depart
After six years at the helm of the Alabama Symphony, Justin Brown is set
to embark on his final concerts as music director. While in Birmingham,
he has raised the orchestra’s visibility to a national level, winning
two ASCAP awards for adventurous programming, honing its skills in
Beethoven symphonies, recording a CD, premiering and commissioning new
works, working with three composers in residence and earning a spot on
the 2012 Spring for Music festival in New York.
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Royal Conservatory hits right notes
How do you get to Carnegie Hall? If you’re running the Royal
Conservatory of Music, you go to New York, pitch a well-tested system of
teaching and exams to the venerable concert hall, launch a joint venture
across the United States, and get ready for your enrolment to double in
five years. At a time when many cultural organizations struggle to stay
on their feet, the 125-year-old conservatory is expanding aggressively,
through a year-old alliance with Carnegie, an ambitious plan for online
education, and an arts-based education program aimed at keeping at-risk
kids in school.
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