“Live with Carnegie Hall” Continues with New Episodes in December
Carnegie Hall’s free streaming series continues on Thursday evenings throughout December with new original Live with Carnegie Hall episodes curated by leading...
A Drive for the Arts
Socially distanced seating, pre-concert disinfectant mists, music-enhancing face masks, state-of-the-art drive-in concerts – the pandemic has got us thinking on...
The Road to Kindness: Encouraging Greater Generosity of Spirit in an Overly Competitive World
The habit of comparing ourselves (and being compared) to others is not restricted to the world of music. Starting shortly after birth, our physical attributes, talents, and achievements are constantly compared to those of our peers. The age at which first...
On Air presents Gustav Mahler’s Majestic Re-Orchestration of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony
To celebrate the 250th anniversary of Beethoven’s birth, On Air will broadcast from Vienna, the world capital of classical music...
ODE TO BEETHOVEN: PART I
A tribute during Beethoven’s 250th birth anniversary “An artist must never stand still.” – Ludwig van Beethoven In December 1770, a...
Music and the brain
International research is of three kinds: scientific, science-fictionish and vacuous. Possibly belonging to the second category is recent work at MIT which used AI (artificial intelligence) to turn the Coronavirus into classical music. This is done, according to Professor Markus...
Fundraising £8m in a year to building an opera house and now staging Tavener’s ‘Krishna’: In conversation with Indian-origin impresario Wasfi Kani OBE
Wasfi Kani was born in East London to Indian parents who had left the subcontinent during the Partition of India....
Fundraising in a Virtual World: How shifting goals from donations to mileage became a game changer
As is the case with many non-profit organizations, the Paterson Music Project (PMP), a program of the Wharton Institute for...
