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Shanta Thake talks about designing programming that impacts community

Shanta Thake, Chief Artistic Officer of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, talks about designing programming that impacts community in a sustainable way.

Exploring the Power of Theater Education with Dr. Thalia Goldstein

A conversation with Dr. Thalia Goldstein about the significant impact of theater education on child development. Dr. Goldstein is an associate professor and director of the...

Broadway Melody: Jack Viertel’s Love Letter to Broadway, New York, and the Great, American Epic

I was so pleased to get back to Call Time after some time off (for both work and pleasure) and to get to come back to it with the amazing Jack Viertel. As some of you might know, Jack was one of my original guests on Call Time when it was in its infancy as […]

Ives and Schoenberg Turn 150 — and the Road Not Taken

Charles Ives and Arnold Schoenberg, both of whom turn 150 years old this year, are...

One More Missive from the Department of Letters

By popular demand, here's another letter from Nelson Algren, this time a big fat gossipy one apparently in reply to questions that Roger Groening must have posed.

What’s Next, Fair Harvard? The Alois Hitler Theaterzentrum?

Despite everything, Harvard chooses to keep the Sackler name on its museum. Why? 500,000 deaths and not even so much ...

Mahler, Ives, and Today’s Cultural Memory Crisis

In celebration of the Charles Ives Sesquicentenary, I’ve written a long piece on Ives and Gustav Mahler for The American Scholar.

Not a Bad Way to Start the Week

Cleaning out one of my desk drawers, I came across a long-forgotten file folder containing a ream of letters from Nelson Algren to Roger Groening. They are a motherlode of humor, wit, and edifying entertainment, and from time to time I will post other letters of his to Roger.

Jessie Montgomery shares the key elements she utilizes as a composer

Jessie Montgomery, Grammy award-winning composer and violinist, shares the key elements that shape her music and role as an artist-citizen.

Remembering the Works of Stephen Sheppard, Cultural Economist

Last March, we lost a dear colleague and innovator in the field of cultural economics. Stephen Sheppard, a professor of economics at Williams College,...

Should opera companies just slash their ticket prices?

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that Opera Philadelphia is radically cutting their prices (the article is paywalled, but you get 6 months of the Inquirer for a buck, which...

Scene Change 2 Now Available for Preorder

Assuming that your board has no clear sense of why they’re representing their nonprofit arts organization’s work, there’s a handbook ...

Brian Prechtl talks about the balance of performing and administrating

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The Bernstein Story Not Told in “Maestro” — Take Four: What Happened to Charles Ives?

In 1951, Leonard Bernstein, age 32, led the New York Philharmonic in the belated world premiere of Charles Ives’ Symphony

What, So Soon? The Brooklyn Museum’s Hasty Do-Over of Its 2016 American Art Reinstallation

When this brief press release about the Brooklyn Museum’s “transformative reinstallation of the American Art galleries” hit my inbox two

‘The glide begins, direction down …’

IN HOSPITAL The glide begins, direction down, the happy girl has gone to hell. She lies in bed, her mouth an O, her breath a whisper of dissent.

The Bernstein Story Not Told in “Maestro” — Take Three: Bernstein, Furtwängler, and Saying What You Think

According to a well-worn anecdote, Johannes Brahms was heard to say: “I’ll never write a symphony, you have no idea

The Bernstein Story Not Told in “Maestro” – Take Two

J. Edgar Hoover When Jamie Bernstein told me about her father’s FBI file – and its disclosure of hate mail

Roxanna Conner talks about the changing world of theatre

Roxanna Conner, Director of the School of Theatre & Dance at Northern Illinois University, talks about the changing world of theatre and its importance in society.

Adrian Rodriguez shares strategies to support young people as they develop in the arts

Adrian Rodriguez, Director of Community Engagement, Chorus Director and Curriculum Manager of the Music Advancement Program at The Juilliard School, shares how to implement a commitment to young people as they develop in the arts.

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