ABOUT THE COVER: Women in the front ranks of leading American orchestras now include (from left) Ellen dePasquale at the Cleveland Orchestra, Nurit Bar-Josef at the National Symphony Orchestra, and Sheryl Staples at the New York Philharmonic. For some frank talk about gender issues, leadership roles, and the farm system that's producing female concertmasters.
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Four women now occupy the concertmaster chair at leading American orchestras, pointing to an increasing female presence in the front ranks of orchestras nationwide.
by Chester Lane
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The great violinist and humanitarian, remembered by an orchestra manager who knew him for more than four decades
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A reference guide to American Symphony Orchestra League member organizations and the people who run them.read online
Can orchestras and technology have a happy marriage? Tod Machover says yes.
Interview by Melinda Whiting
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Opera to Orchestra Commute
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