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Yelling His Fool Head Off

He was up early. He would not say under the cover of darkness, because he had nothing to hide. He had something to bury. — William 'Cody' Maher

Born in the DSA*: It’s Time To Outlaw Donor Advised Funds (DAFs)

If you understand “Time Value of Money,” then you’ll understand just how uncharitable these schemes are — and the users ...

John Richmond shares strategies for balancing innovation and tradition in the arts

John Richmond, Dean of the College of Music of the University of North Texas, shares strategies of balancing innovation and tradition that embody excellence transforming pathways into the arts.

Yunchan Lim and the Scent of Nostalgia

I am old enough to remember a time when famous pianists were great pianists. It is a topic I rehearse

Lexo’s Journey

A new CD pays tribute to Alexander Toradze and his father, the composer David Toradze. For those of us who

“A PUNCHY, OUTSPOKEN ARGUMENT FOR HOW NONPROFIT ARTS ORGANIZATIONS SHOULD BE RUN.”

Pick up a copy of the Scene Change trilogy. Scene Change 3 just received its first review, and it’s a ...

Bill Neri talks about the transformational impact of the Sphinx Virtuosi

Bill Neri, Director of Ensemble Advancement for The Sphinx Organization, shares the unique structure and transformational impact of the Sphinx Virtuosi.

Nonprofit Arts Orgs: If Your Only Answer Is ‘Cut,’ You’re Asking the Wrong Question

So, what’s the right question? If the question were “How do I shed ...

James Hall shares how to build a village to support BIPOC music students

James Hall, Project Director for Chicago Musical Pathways Initiative, talks about the importance of building a village to support BIPOC classical music students.

Nonprofit Arts Leaders and Funders: What’s It Gonna Be? People or Buildings?

With the industry in a nationwide, existential crisis, leaders may have to choose one or the other. If so, the ...

Public Funding for the Arts and Viewpoint Discrimination at the NEA

The ACLU is pleased to announce that they succeeded in court against the new National Endowment for the Arts provision prohibiting funding for organizations or projects...

Marvin Curtis shares the incredible story behind the documentary, The Invisible Player

Marvin Curtis, Immediate Past Board Chair of the South Bend Symphony shares the purpose and impact behind the documentary, The Invisible Player.

Bernstein and Shostakovich — A Rosetta Stone?

The new online issue of “Prelude, Fugue, and Riffs,” the newsletter of the Leonard Bernstein Office, publishes an essay of

Born in the DSA*: Remove the Social Security Cap

Did you make more than $176,100 this year? Did you tell your staff that you’re paying a lower Social Security ...

Artists and Compelled Speech

The CBC reports: European politicians are condemning a Belgian classical music festival’s decision to cancel an upcoming performance led by an Israeli conductor due to concerns...

Carlos Simon shares the ethos behind his composing

Carlos Simon, Composer-in-Residence of the Kennedy Center, shares the ethos behind his composing process that impacts communities.

“Trucks and Tanks” short story, too timely

My just-published story Trucks and Tanks, runner-up in JerryJazzMusician.com‘s 69th short fiction contest and written three months ago, is all too timely in...

Jazz, activism, organizing: Podcast & transcript

Terri Lyne Carrington (drummer, Inst. of Jazz & Gender Justice), Orbert Davis (trumpeter, “Immigrant Stories“) and Marc Ribot (guitarist, Music Workers Alliance) talked with...

When to Hold, When to Fold, When to Play a Different Game

Leading an arts organization isn’t about luck—it’s about judgment. Hold when trust matters, fold when the model’s busted, and when the casino’s rigged? Start your own game in the parking lot.

Going back to Vail

In May 2024 I wrote about the town of Vail, Colorado cancelling the artist-in-residency agreement with Danielle SeeWalker, before it even began, over complaints not...

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