Sept/Oct 2001
In this issue

Cover story

Have Oboe, Will Travel

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by Molly Sheridan
Thousands of musicians across the country have carved out a niche as freelance orchestra players, a career path that keeps them ever on the move to the next gig and the next set of challenges.

Features

The Challenge of Change

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by Thomas Morris, John De Jarnatt, and Robert Spano
What lies ahead for orchestras in the 21st century? An orchestra manager, a musician, and a conductor share their perspectives on the shifting landscape.

The Personal Touch

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by John Pitcher
A Music Alive composer-in-residence rallies the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra and its community around musical creation and continued new-music performance.

Premieres 2001-02

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Highlights from the new season of world, United States, and Canadian premieres.

Columns

Green Room

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Sons of Järvi

Reprise

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by Joseph Horowitz

Culture Clash: Gustav Mahler in New York

Prelude

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by Melinda Whiting
A powerful pen

Public Sector

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by John Sparks
Other people's music

Currents

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by Rebecca Winzenried
Seattle's Soundbridge

Newmusicnow

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by Alan Rich
Chen Yi's Symphony No. 2

On Record

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by James McQuillen
An Oregon opportunity

Departments

Letters

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The Score

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At the League

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Ask your mentor

League Annual Fund

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Advertiser Index

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Curtain

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