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Howard, V. A. – Journal of Aesthetic Education, 2001
The world of classical music, says the writer, has always been international, and has now become truly global. Opera is perhaps traditionally, and most conspicuously, global. At any performance of the Metropolitan Opera of New York, for example, one encounters several different nationalities on stage, back stage, and in the orchestra pit. But the…
Descriptors: Opera, Classical Music, Musicians, Citizenship
New York Univ., NY. School of the Arts. – 1981
Included in this set of proceedings are a keynote address on the state of the art of cable television and the future of the television economy by Les Brown, editor-in-chief of "Channels" magazine; panel discussions on the structure of the cable television industry; the potential market for cable television arts programming; the birth and…
Descriptors: Audiences, Broadcast Industry, Cable Television, Copyrights