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Philadelphia Orchestra To Decide Centennial Competition Winner With Audience Vote
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A Colombian-born American currently working in Amsterdam, an Indiana native teaching in New York, and a Chinese-born American college senior are the finalists in The Philadelphia Orchestra‘s Centennial Composition Competition. Chosen from among 330 applications …

What Do the Presidential Candidates Think About Music? Patrick J. Buchanan 2
October 1, 2000 / By

Patrick J. Buchanan

We made this one up!
“There’s the American music that the elitists at the universities want you to believe is American music, and then there’s the real stuff, the music of the …

Bang On A Can Collaborates With Australian Chamber Orchestra At 2000 Olympic Festival
October 1, 2000 / By

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And the gold medal goes to… the Bang On A Can All-Stars and the Australian Chamber Orchestra for bringing new American music to the Sydney Olympic Festival …

What Do the Presidential Candidates Think About Music? Patrick J. Buchanan 1
October 1, 2000 / By

Patrick J. Buchanan

This is the real quote!
“Everyday we see new evidence of the corruption of our popular culture: Filthy art financed with tax dollars. Television steeped in raw sex and romanticized violence. Movies …

Ravinia Festival Names New President And CEO
October 1, 2000 / By

Welz Kauffmanphoto by Dan Rast

The Ravinia Festival has named Welz Kauffman its new president and CEO, succeeding Zarin Mehta, who leaves at the end of the current season after ten years to become …

What Do the Presidential Candidates Think About Music? Ralph Nader
October 1, 2000 / By

Ralph Nader

“With hundreds of radio stations owned by a single company, it comes as no surprise that the programming reflects the economic desires of that company, not the greater interests of its listeners. …

South Carolina Arts Commission Announces Artist Fellowships And $1.8 Million In Grants For New Fiscal Year
October 1, 2000 / By

Mark Kilstoftephoto by Joanna E. Morrissey

The Board of Commissioners of the South Carolina Arts Commission (SCAC) has awarded Artist Fellowships to four resident, professional artists. Each fellow receives $7,500 in recognition of …

What Do the Presidential Candidates Think About Music? Al Gore
October 1, 2000 / By

Al Gore

“National Public Radio has been indispensable to its local listeners across the country. Each station across America tailors its programming to meet local needs. For example, when school funding for classical music …

Amadeus Press Releases First Biography Of Morton Gould
October 1, 2000 / By

Peter Goodmanphoto by Stephen M. Goodman

Amadeus Press has announced the release of Peter W. Goodmans new book, Morton Gould: American Salute. This is the first complete biography of the multi-talented composer. In …

What Do the Presidential Candidates Think About Music? George W. Bush
October 1, 2000 / By

George W. Bush

“America has always played home to the greatest minds in all professions. Not just in the sciences or in sports or in business, but also in writing, and in music. Our …