American Orchestra Forum: Talking About Orchestras (complete event videos)
San Francisco SymphonyLeaders and scholars from the classical music field, and beyond, gathered in San Francisco in 2011-2012 to discuss the many issues facing American orchestras in the 21st century. These videos present the live events in their entirety. The American Orchestra Forum is a major initiative of the San Francisco Symphony’s 2011-2012 centennial season.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Categories | Performing ArtsArts | ||||
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Roundtable discussion and audience Q&A at the American Orchestra Forum on March 17, 2012 with Mark Clague, professor of musicology, University of Michigan; Ed Sanders, Group Marketing Manager, Creative Lab at Google; Margo Drakos, cellist and Co-foun... more
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