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Audience Development: Evolving American Orchestras As we celebrate the rich tapestry of American orchestras today, it's crucial to reflect on their journey from European-rooted ensembles to the culturally and community focused institutions we strive for. The 19th-century American orchestral scene was a battleground for identity, with European-trained maestros shaping our musical heritage amidst crises and cultural clashes. The 1800s were pivotal, birthing renowned schools like the Peabody Conservatory (1865), Oberlin School of Music (1867), and New England Conservatory (1870) to cultivate homegrown talent. Yet, this era also faced an "orchestra crisis," grappling with elitist perceptions and a struggle to resonate with the American public. Fast forward to strategies of financial sustainability: a model that leaned heavily on philanthropy, inadvertently widening the gap between the upper class and lower socioeconomic audiences. This historical blueprint set a precedent, but also a challenge for modern audience development. As professionals in the arts, we must confront this legacy, understanding the nuances between philanthropy and equitable access. It's not just about survival; it's about reshaping orchestras to be truly inclusive and reflective of all communities. We stand at a crossroads: acknowledge the past, challenge the status quo, and innovate—or risk obsolescence. (And this is applicable to other organizations across the #ArtsSector) Challenging? Yes. Impossible? No. Respectfully, Dr. Roque Diaz Interested in learning more about?#DEI? Follow me. #OrchestraInclusion #AudienceDevelopment #ArtsPhilanthropy #History #Orchestras?

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Love a morning when the first post is something incredibly relevant! Find the full study referenced in the article here: https://lnkd.in/gVJ9CpAH ________ Stand out quote: "Many companies are now experimenting with new models, for both political and practical reasons. There is a new interest in horizontal/collective leadership models, and more skepticism about traditional organizational and compensation structures.?" We're seeing changes to structures that haven't been touched in decades out of necessity. Many performing arts groups are trying to get back to pre-pandemic audience levels by doing what worked before. But the audiences spend differently now and there’s little research as to what for sure works. New ideas need to be tried. But the only way you can do that successfully is to have a company efficient and flexible enough to handle multiple inter-departmental changes. With Pivote, you’ll end up with a company workflow so optimized and clear that you can adjust it with ease - no matter what external changes occur.?

On this episode of Arts Engines, Aaron Dworkin spoke with Marvin Curtis, Board President of the South Bend Symphony Orchestra, about the role of board members in advancing DE&I efforts. Curtis emphasized the need for authentic, community-centered approaches to change. Takeaways from Marvin: ?? Collaboration with Decision-Makers: Open dialogues with the Conductor and Executive Director ensure that DE&I efforts are deeply embedded, not just performative. ?? Action and Accountability: It's critical to establish benchmarks for progress, such as increasing board diversity and programming works by composers of color. ?? Community Focus: Initiatives like offering Spanish translations at concerts demonstrate how to prioritize inclusion and cultural relevance. Curtis urges us to "be BOLD" in the face of resistance, especially as conversations around justice face backlash. With opposition, the commitment to equity is crucial, as Curtis says, “At the end of the day, it's about being present and working for better futures in music.” #Arts #Culture #Music #Orchestras #BoardLeadership #Community #Justice #Diversity #Equity #Inclusion

You might recognize a 'certain voice' in this documentary, that of Sgt. John Plummer, 1st Minnesota Volunteers! Special thanks to William Eichler and the great folks at HistoryFix for giving me the opportunity! Want to watch? Head over to www.historyfix.com or any of our web apps to watch and enjoy! New and renewing subscriptions (or those upgrading to the more cost efficient annual plan) save 25% with code GB160 Enjoy!! #history #education #historyeducation #streaming #documentary

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Out of Time: BBC Northern Ireland and the Paradoxes of Partition, co-authored with David Butler This article considers the contradictions of?British?broadcasting in northern?Ireland. Established in 1924, following war and partition, the BBC in the sectarian state of Northern Ireland was permitted to develop at an arm’s length and out of sync with the?national?model of British broadcasting. Structured on the colonial presumption of neutrality on the part of British interests in Ireland, British television, during the Troubles, took for granted the legitimacy of partition and, as a result, misconstrued the causes of conflict. Throughout the period up to negotiation of the 1998 settlement?–?the Good Friday Agreement?–?and down to the present era, British perspectives on the crisis neglected the precedence of parallels in the Irish experience of partition, notably, since 2010, when confronted with the resurgent forces of ethnic nationalism (aka Brexit). In its post-public-service dotage, the BBC has responded poorly to a constitutional crisis from which the Union of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (that is, the UK) may not recover. So much so that, by now, amid a series of politically awkward centenaries, it is argued, the BBC and the partitionist project of NI, are each in their own way manifesting signs of morbidity, and both are running out of time. Journal of British Cinema and Television, Volume 20 Issue 3, Page 387-412, ISSN 1743-4521 Available Online Jun 2023, https://lnkd.in/dEBMVzJ9

Today #MRCG joins the world in celebrating the #WorldRadioDay with a theme, Radio:A Century Informing, entertaining and educating. The theme for 2024 shines a broad floodlight on radio's remarkable past, relevant present and promise of a dynamic future. Radio as a medium of communication is now over 100 years old and it comes in diverse landscape, from commercial networks to independent broadcasters. Radio has contributed in enriching our lives and society,and continues to do so. Radio has relatively served as a free and portable form of communication during emergencies, politics, conflicts, news, drama, music and sports. Even when we face certain challenges, whether brought on by natural or man_made disasters it has served as a vessel for free speech and a grassroots tool for connecting underserved minorities. Today we encourage radio broadcasters to bring their culture, style and initiatives towards the continuous development of the radio. landscape. #worldradioday #radiobroadcasters #mrcgsl

Did you catch this on Instagram? https://lnkd.in/d-94KkdS RCA’s iconic #30Rock - once the largest radio communications firm in the US, and today? A landmark that still hits high notes in innovation and entertainment. It’s a symbol of how RCA tunes into cultural currents, shaping the soundscape from classic anthems to today’s chart-toppers. This landmark isn’t just architecture; it’s a cue to the pulse of RCA - a brand at the intersection of music and history. Now, imagine what this could mean for products in the EMEA region. Why license RCA? ??Historical Cool: Infuse products with the cachet of a brand that’s part of America’s soundtrack. ??Brand Beat: Capitalize on RCA’s reputation for setting trends, not just following them. ??Music Legacy: Leverage a brand deeply rooted in music legends and innovation.RCA is now opening the floor for licensing in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Let’s tune into the opportunity to bring RCA's rhythm to your market. If #30Rock struck a chord with you, let’s talk about how RCA’s legacy can resonate with your brand. #RCA #BrandLicensing #EMEA #InnovationInSound