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1. NEED TO KNOW; THE WEEK IN REVIEW, WITH AN EYE ON WHAT'S NEXT

Subjects
Amazon.com Inc. -- Human resource management, Orchestra -- Finance, Online information services -- Human resource management, Computer software industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Online services -- Human resource management, Seasonal employees -- Recruiting, Information services -- Human resource management, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Video production companies -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Industry hiring, Company financing, Online information service, Company acquisition/merger, Company personnel management, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

AMAZON AIMS TO HIRE 3,500 IN MICHIGAN FOR HOLIDAYS THE NEWS: E-commerce giant Amazon.com Inc. plans to hire 2,600 seasonal employees to meet increased demand in metro Detroit in the [...]

Published
2022

2. Arkansas Symphony Gets Challenge Grant For New Music Center

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Foundations (Endowments) -- Donations, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

The Arkansas Symphony Orchestra has received a $1.5 million, two-to-one challenge grant from the Windgate Foundation to help build its previously announced Stella Boyle Smith Music Center. ASO will be [...]

Published
2022

4. The paradoxes of doom

Author

Botstein, Leon

Subjects
Orchestral music -- Social aspects, Orchestra -- Finance, Arts -- Finance, Classical music -- Finance, Music
Abstract

Critics and musicologists are alarmed at the dismal state of classical music in the US and England. However, serious music has not completely died out as a new generation of music lovers and a resurgence of interest in opera and music education can be observed around the nation.

Published
1996

5. Music, maestros and money

Author

Liles-Morris, Shelley

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Symphony orchestra societies -- Management, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company business management, Company financing, Business, Business, regional, Nashville Symphony Orchestra -- Finance -- Management
Abstract

MUSIC, MAESTROS AND MONEY Despite the day's rigorous schedule, Schermerhorn appears upbeat, even invigorated, as he addresses the needs of each visitor in rapid succession. One gets the impression the [...]

Published
1990

7. Detroit Symphony Hails Its Healthier Finances

Author

Cooper, Michael

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, Arts and entertainment industries, Detroit Symphony Orchestra -- Finance
Abstract

Byline: MICHAEL COOPER The Detroit Symphony Orchestra said Wednesday that it ended the 2013 fiscal year with a small surplus after raising $18.9 million in contributions. To view this article [...]

Published
2013

8. Symphony ticket sales up: fine-tunes marketing

Author

Tucci, Linda

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Entertainment industry -- Finance, Music, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, Business, Business, regional, St. Louis Symphony Orchestra (Music group) -- Finance
Abstract

Fine-tunes marketing Bucking a national trend, subscription tickets for the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra are up 14 percent for 1997-1998, the second season for conductor Hans Vonk. More than half [...]

Published
1997

9. Indianapolis Orchestra Scores Donations From Team Owners

Author

Wakin, Daniel J.

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Sports teams -- Donations, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, Arts and entertainment industries, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra -- Finance, Indianapolis Colts -- Donations, Indiana Pacers -- Donations
Abstract

Byline: DANIEL J. WAKIN The owners of the Indianapolis Colts and the Indiana Pacers pledge to donate $750,000 to the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. To view this article at nytimes.com, click [...]

Published
2012

10. DSO troubles endanger funds; Grantors want to see string of issues resolved

Author

WELCH, SHERRI

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, Business, Business, regional, Detroit Symphony Orchestra -- Finance
Abstract

Byline: SHERRI WELCH The Detroit Symphony Orchestra stands to lose the bulk of a $1 million operating grant made to the orchestra in July if it doesn't work out its [...]

Published
2010

11. Gift to N.Y. Philharmonic Provides for Composer

Subjects
New York Philharmonic Orchestra -- Finance, Orchestra -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Charitable contributions, Sociology and social work, Company financing, Finance
Abstract

How much: $10-million Who got it: New York Philharmonic Who gave it: Henry R. Kravis, a founding partner of Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Company, a private-equity firm in New York. [...]

Published
2009

12. On a Positive Note

Author

Jones, Candie

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Youth services -- Finance -- Aims and objectives, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Sociology and social work, Company financing, Finance, Aims and objectives
Abstract

Byline: Candie Jones South Central Los Angeles, an area long associated with violence and blight, is gaining a different kind of recognition by becoming a hot spot for classical music. [...]

Published
2009

13. This Just In

Subjects
Hospitals -- United States, Hospitals -- Company sales and earnings, Orchestra -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company acquisition/merger, Company earnings/profit, Company financing, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

DSO seeks riverfront home The Detroit Symphony Orchestra is talking with the Detroit Economic Growth Corp. about a plan that would give the orchestra a riverfront venue for summer performances. [...]

Published
2008

14. Kroger Central Div. Pitches Grant to Symphony

Subjects
The Kroger Co. -- Donations -- Finance, Orchestra -- Finance, Supermarkets -- Donations -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Business, Food and beverage industries, Retail industry, Company financing, Finance, Donations
Abstract

CINCINNATI -- The Kroger Co.'s Indianapolis-based Central Division has provided a grant of $15,000 to the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra to support the symphony's K-12 education and diversity programming. The gift [...]

Published
2008

15. Vying for Corporate Support

Author

Lewis, Nicole

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Art industry -- Finance, Theaters -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Sociology and social work, Company financing, Finance
Abstract

Byline: Nicole Lewis For the same ticket price as a movie,teenagers and their parents can attend a show at Centerstage, in Baltimore, and mingle with the actors over dinner beforehand. [...]

Published
2007

16. Performance Anxiety

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Fund raising, Arts organizations -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Sociology and social work, Company financing, Finance
Abstract

Byline: Nicole Lewis In January, the Utica Symphony Orchestra, in New York, raised $91,000 in an emergency telethon it held to avoid forfeiting the remaining half of its season. Now [...]

Published
2003

17. Music to their ears

Subjects
Toronto Symphony -- Finance, Orchestra -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Company financing, Finance
Abstract

The Toronto Symphony Orchestra will live to play another day. The symphony has a $7-million deficit and was on the brink of bankruptcy. After several days of intense negotiations, the [...]

Published
2001

18. Symphony steps up the tempo toward $1 mil match

Author

Dicus, Howard

Subjects
Music industry -- Finance, Symphonies -- Finance, Orchestra -- Finance, Business, Business, regional, Honolulu Symphony Orchestra -- Finance
Abstract

Accelerando!!! The Honolulu Symphony has six weeks to raise $250,000, erase its remaining deficit and earn $1 million from a patron. The anonymous donor, from Oahu, has specified that the [...]

Published
2001

19. VERMONT COMPANY NEWSLINE

Subjects
United States. Small Business Administration -- Finance, United States. Department of Agriculture -- Finance, Banknorth Group Inc. (Burlington, Vermont) -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Watson Group -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. -- Finance, TransFair USA -- Contracts, Away.com -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Adventuroustraveler.com -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Village Ventures -- Investments, Vermont Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Inc. -- Finance, Banking industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Insurance industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Small business -- Finance, Commercial loans, Coffee industry -- Finance, Community development -- Finance, Housing -- Finance, Arts and crafts movement -- Exhibitions, Education -- Finance, Venture capital companies -- Investments, Travel industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Deaf -- Services, Orchestra -- Finance, Influenza -- Prevention, Business, Business, regional, Central Vermont Revolving Loan Fund -- Services, National Wildlife Federation -- Finance, Vermont Community Loan Fund -- Donations, Institute of Museum and Libraries Services -- Finance, Vermont Crafts Council -- Exhibitions, Foundation for Excellent Schools -- Finance, Vermont Youth Orchestra Association -- Finance, Kresge Foundation -- Finance, Muscular Dystrophy Association -- Donations
Published
2000

20. Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Music, Musical groups -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, Business, Business, regional, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra -- Finance
Abstract

Mission statement: The Indiana Symphony Society is a not-for-profit arts organization that exists to support the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. The purpose of the ISO is to perform live symphonic music [...]

Published
2000

21. Businessman makes beautiful music

Author

LUNDINE, SUSAN

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

ORLANDO -- Stephen H. Goldman, founder and president of Distributed Processing Technology, has cut a check for $100,000 to the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra. The money will be used to offer [...]

Published
2000

22. Philadelphia Orchestra To File Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, General interest, Philadelphia Orchestra -- Finance
Abstract

To listen to this broadcast, click here: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=135503778 RENEE MONTAGNE, host: It,s hard times for one of the country,s leading orchestras. The Philadelphia Orchestra has suffered from declining ticket sales [...]

Published
2011

23. On board

Author

Tucci, Linda

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Entertainment industry -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, Business, Business, regional, St. Louis Symphony Orchestra (Music group) -- Finance
Abstract

Money and management at nonprofit organizations Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra Hans Vonk Music director The Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra, founded in 1880, is the second oldest symphony orchestra in the [...]

Published
1999

24. Will campaign end on upbeat note? ISO far from $5M goal as deadline nears

Author

Human, Dan

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, Business, Business, regional, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra -- Aims and objectives -- Membership -- Contracts -- Finance
Abstract

The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra has raised barely half the $5 million the organization says it needs by Feb. 3 to live up to the terms of a contract it negotiated [...]

Published
2013

25. Taylor Swift Donates To Nashville Symphony

Author

Kozinn, Allan

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Country singers -- Donations, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Nashville Symphony Orchestra -- Finance
Abstract

The Nashville Symphony has had a bruising year, having narrowly avoided foreclosure on its concert hall, the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, in June, and having reached a contract with its musicians [...]

Published
2013

26. Brooklyn Philharmonic Seeks Financial Help

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Brooklyn Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra -- Finance
Abstract

The Brooklyn Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra is trying to avoid bankruptcy, Crain's reported. The orchestra is seeking a major cash infusion or a merger partner, according to ''sources close to the [...]

Published
2013

27. CAPA's guiding hand seen giving symphony respect among contributors

Author

Burns, Adrian

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Orchestra -- Management, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Management, Theater companies -- Services, Company financing, Company business management, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Columbus Association of Performing Arts (CAPA) has been given the task of managing Columbus Symphony Orchestra's (CSO's) finances after years of failing to control the budget. CAPA is expected to cut $1.75 million off CSO's $8.75 million annual budget, which leave the symphony with the smallest operating budget in years. Other details of CAPA's plan are also presented.

Published
2010

28. Symphony promises to emerge smarter, leaner

Author

Kalani, Nanea

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Orchestra -- Management, Orchestra -- Planning, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Management, Symphony orchestras -- Planning, Company financing, Company business management, Company business planning, Business, Business, regional, Honolulu Symphony Orchestra -- Finance, Honolulu Symphony Orchestra -- Management, Honolulu Symphony Orchestra -- Planning
Abstract

Honolulu Symphony Society is set to emerge from bankruptcy as an improved organization on a reduced budget. The organization is planning to relaunch itself with fewer concerts. Comments from executives are also given.

Published
2010

29. Team Owners Help Indianapolis Orchestra

Author

Wakin, Daniel J.

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Sports team owners -- Donations, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra -- Finance
Abstract

Basketballs and bassoons, goalposts and Gustav Holst, brutal human collisions on grass and intertwining melodies on stage, twirling batons and time-beating batons - none of these things seem to go [...]

Published
2012

30. Red ink at the TSO

Author

Everett-Green, Robert

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Budget deficits, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Robert Everett-Green NOTED Robust ticket sales and record attendance weren't enough to save the Toronto Symphony Orchestra from a walloping deficit of nearly $1-million on operations last season. Escalating [...]

Published
2012

31. Philadelphia Orchestra leaves bankruptcy

Author

Wakin, Daniel J.

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Bankruptcy, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, Company bankruptcy, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Philadelphia Orchestra -- Finance
Abstract

The Philadelphia Orchestra has stepped into the sunlight, announcing on Tuesday that it formally emerged from operating under Chapter 11 of the bankruptcy code. The development, which happened according to [...]

Published
2012

32. Philadelphia Orchestra's plan gets bankruptcy court's approval

Author

Kennedy, Randy

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Bankruptcy, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, Company bankruptcy, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Philadelphia Orchestra -- Finance
Abstract

The Philadelphia Orchestra, which filed for bankruptcy last year, jolting the classical music world, announced on Thursday that its reorganization plan had been approved by a federal bankruptcy court and [...]

Published
2012

33. Symphony's $3.4 million deficit greets Bronstein

Author

Mueller, Angela

Subjects
Orchestra -- Officials and employees, Orchestra -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Officials and employees, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, Company business planning, Business, Business, regional, St. Louis Symphony Orchestra -- Officials and employees, St. Louis Symphony Orchestra -- Finance
Abstract

Fred Bronstein faces a $3.4 million budget deficit as he becomes the new executive director and president of the Saint Louis Symphony. The Symphony posted a $3.48 million loss in 2006 and a 3.4 million loss in 2007. Bronstein's plans for the Symphony are presented.

Published
2008

34. Toronto Symphony posts modest surplus

Author

Everett-Green, Robert

Subjects
Company financing, Toronto Symphony -- Finance, Orchestra -- Finance, Surplus (Accounting), Symphony orchestras -- Finance
Abstract

THE BUZZ Toronto -- With a little last-minute help from its foundation, the Toronto Symphony Orchestra eked out a modest surplus for its 89th season, which showed an average paid [...]

Published
2011

35. Opinion: pennies for the pipers II

Author

McNickle, Colin

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Budget deficits, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra -- Finance
Abstract

Byline: Colin McNickle Sept. 04--(Editor's note: A version of this column first ran nine years ago, on Oct. 6, 2002. Given the continuing financial struggles of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, [...]

Published
2011

36. Survival strategies for orchestras

Author

Schweitzer, Vivien

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Financial management, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

CORRECTION APPENDED FROM the recent string of crises at symphony orchestras you might conclude that orchestral business models are as outdated as the musicians' Victorian attire. The Philadelphia Orchestra filed [...]

Published
2011

37. Honolulu Symphony's assets are sold

Author

Wakin, Dan

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Honolulu Symphony Orchestra -- Finance
Abstract

Hope is alive for the revival of an orchestra in Honolulu. A group of local business people and prominent citizens paid $210,000 at auction on Thursday for the assets of [...]

Published
2011

38. Footnote

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Gifts, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Charitable foundations -- Donations, Company financing, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Cleveland Orchestra -- Finance
Abstract

The Cleveland Orchestra has received a promise of $20 million to help provide discount and free tickets to children and young adults. The Maltz Family Foundation made the pledge, which [...]

Published
2010

39. Philadelphia Orchestra Gets Some Financial Aid

Author

Wakin, Daniel J.

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Charitable foundations -- Donations, Company financing, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Philadelphia Orchestra -- Finance, William Penn Foundation -- Donations
Abstract

The financially troubled Philadelphia Orchestra says it has received $4 million from the William Penn Foundation to help pay for its operations and another half-million dollars toward an ''intensive strategic [...]

Published
2010

40. Charleston Orchestra Runs Out of Money

Author

Taylor, Kate

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

The Charleston Symphony Orchestra in South Carolina has canceled the rest of its season and suspended operations, saying it has run out of cash to pay its expenses, The Post [...]

Published
2010

41. The Minnesota Orchestra Cuts Back

Subjects
Company financing, Orchestra -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance
Abstract

In the latest sign of the recession's impact on the arts, the Minnesota Orchestra, one of the nation's premier regional classical orchestras, has announced a 7 percent reduction in its […]

Published
2009

42. Symphony begins new chapter with much-improved bottom line

Author

Casacchia, Chris

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, Business, Business, regional, Phoenix Symphony Orchestra -- Finance
Abstract

The Phoenix Symphony days for playing the blues might be diminished after hitting a high note for the second consecutive year as the financially strapped institution closed fiscal 2005 with a balanced budget. In the fiscal year 2005, symphony budgeted for $900,000 operating loss because of the extra expenses and its inability to run blockbusters like 'Lord of the Rings', but the gift of $329,000 from the city increased fundraising efforts, sales revenue thereby balancing the budget.

Published
2005

43. Keeping Lawmakers Happy Through Gifts to Pet Charities

Author

Hernandez, Raymond and Chen, David W.

Subjects
Company financing, Orchestra -- Finance, Legislators -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Contractors -- Donations -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Charities -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance
Abstract

They do not seem the most likely classical music patrons: Northrop Grumman, General Dynamics, Boeing and Lockheed Martin. But together, these defense contractors are donating hundreds of thousands of dollars […]

Published
2008

44. A Swiss orchestra rebounds from loss

Author

Pogrebin, Robin

Subjects
Company financing, Company investment, Banking industry, UBS Group AG -- Investments -- Finance, Orchestra -- Finance, Banking industry -- Investments -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance
Abstract

After losing support from the Swiss bank UBS last fall, the UBS Verbier Festival Orchestra has raised about $1.4 million to continue its operations. Half the money came from public […]

Published
2008

45. Gift aids struggling Honolulu Symphony

Subjects
Company business management, Company financing, Honolulu Symphony Orchestra -- Finance -- Management, Orchestra -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Charitable contributions -- Management
Abstract

An anonymous donor has given $1.175 million to the Honolulu Symphony, helping the financially troubled orchestra to pay seven weeks of back wages to musicians and staff members, The Honolulu […]

Published
2008

46. Symphony Plays Through Its Troubles

Author

Oestreich, James R.

Subjects
Company financing, Orchestra -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance
Abstract

You wouldn't call it a happy coincidence, exactly, but you could hope at least that it foretold better times. Amid reports in The Columbus Dispatch and elsewhere that the Columbus […]

Published
2008

47. UBS to end its support of orchestra for students

Author

Wakin, Daniel J.

Subjects
Company financing, Banking industry, UBS Group AG -- Donations -- Finance, Orchestra -- Finance, Banking industry -- Donations -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance
Abstract

What's in three little letters? Millions of dollars. UBS, the giant Swiss bank, has withdrawn its support of the UBS Verbier Orchestra, an elite training ensemble that is based at […]

Published
2008

48. MSO, Jackson Symphony League celebrating anniversary

Author

Whitehead, Julie

Subjects
Symphony orchestras -- Services, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Management, Symphony orchestras -- Officials and employees, Orchestra -- Services, Orchestra -- Finance, Orchestra -- Management, Orchestra -- Officials and employees, Orchestra management software, Company financing, Company business management, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

JACKSON -- Lois Clover joined the Jackson Symphony League in 1954 as a way to get involved in the civic and cultural life after moving here. She's continued to be [...]

Published
2004

49. Edmonton Symphony ends year with a surplus

Author

Dixon, Guy

Subjects
Orchestra -- Finance, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Company financing, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Edmonton Symphony Orchestra -- Finance
Abstract

Byline: Guy Dixon Toronto -- The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra ended its 2006-07 financial year on a positive note again with a surplus in revenue of $131,000, orchestra administrators reported yesterday. [...]

Published
2007

50. Government Financial Crisis May Claim Jerusalem Symphony

Author

Kraft, Dina

Subjects
Company financing, Israel. Broadcasting Authority -- Donations, Orchestra -- Finance, Conductors (Music) -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Financial management, Symphony orchestras -- Finance, Budget
Abstract

On the eve of its 70th anniversary, sharp budget cuts threaten the existence of the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra. Created as a radio orchestra, much in the manner of the BBC […]

Published
2007

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