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Open the attached link to review the topics which were discussed when the League of American Orchestras held its Toolbox session on concert halls and performance spaces. This session was held in Chicago at the Palmer House, Wednesday 10 June 2009 at 2:45 PM. (more…)
Just seconds after a concert begins, we know whether a performance will be exciting or not. Unfair as it seems, listeners respond intuitively to music long before the artful aspects of performance bring themselves to bear. (more…)
The famous opening line of Ella Wheeler Wilcox’ poem Solitude reads: Laugh, and the world laughs with you. It’s a lovely image of shared mirth, and it turns out to be surprisingly true. Psychologists from Le Bon to Freud to Turner & Killian have studied the collective behavior of crowds over the past two centuries. (more…)
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