May/June 2001
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Cover story

Getting Winded

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by Scott Cantrell
They're expensive, require a lot of space, and don't surface much in orchestral repertoire. So why are organs emerging as must-haves for concert halls across the country?

Features

The Other Side of 57th Street

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by Chester Lane

Fostering young artists in the nation's music business capital: Two non-traditional managements celebrate anniversary milestones.

We Interrupt Our Regularly Scheduled Programming...

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by Sarah Bryan Miller and Christian C. Rix
Short-term festivals allow orchestras to energize longtiem subscribers and engage new audiences.

Summer Festivals 2001

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SYMPHONY's annual roundup of summer music festivals highlights more than 100 destinations for great music.