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- @rbclassical You should run that idea past some fundraisers. Imagining something = very easy, grounding imagination in reality = harder.about 21 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to rbclassical
- @marquis66 Thanks for the kudos! I've got another post coming in the same vein…about some sweet but silly Chorus America data.about 22 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to marquis66
- RT @tomewing: How much of the idea of 'influence' as a metric is based on a wish to justify time/activity spent online?about 22 hours ago from TweetDeck
- @rbclassical But you should ask donors and development people what they think! Get a first-hand overview.about 22 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to rbclassical
- @rbclassical Short answer: the more orgs that stream performances, the harder it'll be to raise money specifically for streaming.about 22 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to rbclassical
- Another blog post about how badly we need good data. I look at a Symphony magazine article, which indulges in fantasy. http://bit.ly/3N0uX411:36 AM Jul 14th from TweetDeck
- @rbclassical Yes, though I'm not debating you here. Just talking about the one idea, which you're not the only one to raise.8:27 AM Jul 14th from TweetDeck in reply to rbclassical
- @RomaVienna Yes, and they're often negotiated much like business deals. This makes the local connection even more important.8:26 AM Jul 14th from TweetDeck in reply to RomaVienna
- @rfink1913 Is there anything that would make you put them in your will? Serious question! Apart from paying you enough to make you rich.8:24 AM Jul 14th from TweetDeck in reply to rfink1913
- @rbclassical I'm all for going to the new audience. Why wouldn't we do that? Besides getting the audience to come to us. Why not both?10:57 AM Jul 13th from TweetDeck in reply to rbclassical
- @MelegariPlayers Hi! Glad you discovered that piece of mine -- must be 15 years old, but I think it still makes sense. http://bit.ly/197Fic10:48 AM Jul 13th from TweetDeck in reply to MelegariPlayers
- @rbclassical Reality is reality. We can't judge ideas by whether they seem happy or else like downers. Reality is what counts.10:47 AM Jul 13th from TweetDeck in reply to rbclassical
- @fuzionmuse Evidently I'm a downer because I punch holes in unfounded optimism. Reality = downer, I guess.10:45 AM Jul 13th from TweetDeck in reply to fuzionmuse
- The reason for my blog post on live performances and income -- because people fantasize that other kinds of income will be easy to find.9:00 AM Jul 13th from TweetDeck
- New blog post, abt why classical music institutions depend on live performances for income -- even for donations. http://bit.ly/QY4JT8:59 AM Jul 13th from TweetDeck
- Norfolk yesterday was a delight. Such long and warm applause for what I said. And some students seemed encouraged/inspired.8:06 AM Jul 10th from TweetDeck
- @RomaVienna Yes, there are more. I could have been clearer -- I meant two overall approaches, two ideologies for change.8:05 AM Jul 10th from TweetDeck in reply to RomaVienna
- …between classical music and the new, changed culture that surrounds it.9:13 AM Jul 8th from TweetDeck
- Main points for Norfolk talk : New NEA stats spell audience decline in the future, but current classical music students bridge the gap…9:13 AM Jul 8th from TweetDeck
- …and then recommendations for the present and the future. Same out line as my Juilliard course. http://bit.ly/16lv0O8:45 AM Jul 8th from TweetDeck
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