Trump’s Kennedy Center Coup: A Symphony of Boos, Bureaucracy, and Bafflingly Bad Decisions
What began as a murmur of discontent towards Vice President J.D. Vance, swiftly crescendoed into a full-throated wall of Booing.
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Loyalty or Fear? Kalmar's Return to The Oregon Symphony Reopens Old Wounds
Questions arise about the motivations behind Kalmar's continued association with the Oregon Symphony: Is it rooted in loyalty or fear?
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Petitioning The Houston Symphony: A Call for Safety & Equal Opportunity in Orchestras
Is this the legacy that the Houston Symphony wishes to uphold? This letter is not just my voice—it echoes the disappointment...
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Jonathan Carney’s Career Wasn’t Built on Merit—It Was Built on the BSO's Shielding of His Misconduct
Carney’s misconduct wasn’t an open secret—it was a documented fact. Artistic legacy means nothing if built on the backs of silenced victims.
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Arts Administrators, It’s Time to Unionize: Here’s Why
While musicians frequently unionize, orchestra and arts administrators rarely do, though they should. It's inevitable. Here's why...
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