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Monday, May 03, 2004 Tallahassee Symphony  Steve  # 09:18 Season closer. Sunday, March 28, 2004 Rossini in Tallahassee  Steve  # 08:07 Review of Le Comte Ory. Monday, March 01, 2004 Good News  Steve  # 07:28 Rebirth of a festival. Thursday, February 26, 2004 Bach Online  Steve  # 09:50 Bach Archives to go online. And a review of Thomas Ades new opera. Monday, February 23, 2004 Anonymous  # 12:45 News Item on an up and coming conductor. Scarborough Trio  Anonymous  # 12:43 Write up in their home town paper. Interesting combination of instruments. Music as therapy  Anonymous  # 12:42 Playing music helps cancer victims. Performance is life. Barrow on Zander  Anonymous  # 12:39 This entry on the leading vector of Mahleria. Sunday, February 22, 2004 Concert Halls on the Arts Journal  Anonymous  # 20:00 Russell at the increasingly indespensible Art's Journal Blog collective Yes, I'll be back to regular updates. Friday, February 20, 2004 Size Matters  Anonymous  # 06:31 Size Matters I Size Matters II Size Matters III Size Matters IV Every so often, a blogger puts forward a great series - something that needs to be remembered beyond the momentary flood of reactions and links and rants. This series, by Drew McManus, is one of them. He takes case studies of smaller orchestras - and searches for patterns, answers. It is here that much of our music making life exists, and which, if we are to have a musical life - effort must be put forward. Of course, support in terms of money and activity is crucial, but so too is understanding. This kind of careful examination is all too infrequent, on or off the web.

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