U.S. Music entrepreneurship programs
“When choosing a music school, students should ask: ‘What will you do to help me become a successful professional?’” says David Cutler, author of the…
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Long & McQuade: A ‘Second Roaring ’20s’
With only a book about business and the help of drummer Jack McQuade, Jack Long opened his first music store at the edge of York Village, on the second floor of a Carlton Street home.
Breaking the Mould: Isata Kanneh-Mason takes on Prokofiev with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra
British rising star, classical pianist Isata Kanneh-Mason will make her debut with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) on March 22, 23, and 24 at Roy Thompson Hall.
Studio Monitor Showdown: 3 Affordable Picks Reviewed!
Choosing the right monitors is critical to the essential home studio. We compared three pairs of reasonably priced monitors costing between $1,000 and $1,500
Student Perspectives on Remote Learning
By Eva Stone-Barney and Ruqaiyah Zarook The pandemic has resulted in major changes for music schools and young artist programs, changes that are now being…
Music Education in Public Schools: Between Optimism and Doubt
Even though Quebec Minister of Education Jean-François Roberge cried victory on June 16 by announcing the return to classes this fall for the majority of…
Our 2019-20 Arts Resource Guide Is Here !
La Scena Musicale is pleased to announce that its annual Arts Resource Guide is finally here for the 11th year in a row. The resource…
Our 2018-19 Arts Resource Guide Is Here !
La Scena Musicale is pleased to announce that its annual Arts Resource Guide is finally here for the tenth year in a row. The resource…
Music, Hi-Fi, and Wonder
When I became part of the Orchestre symphonique de Québec management team in 2009, I came up with the idea of implementing pre-concert musical talks…
Our 2017-2018 Arts Resource Guide Is Here !
La Scena Musicale is pleased to announce that its annual Arts Resource Guide is finally here for the ninth year in a row. The resource…
