What do you think about this process? Are there applications for other organizations? Can Carnegie sustain the enthusiasm- and continue this program? or was this a one time deal?
Showing posts with label Symphony. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Symphony. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
YouTube Symphony winners announced
Still following YouTube Symphony? Check out the winners here...
What do you think about this process? Are there applications for other organizations? Can Carnegie sustain the enthusiasm- and continue this program? or was this a one time deal?
What do you think about this process? Are there applications for other organizations? Can Carnegie sustain the enthusiasm- and continue this program? or was this a one time deal?
Monday, December 1, 2008
Google innovates classical music, mashup to come
Google had a brilliant idea, create an online symphony tryout to engage professional and amateur musicians and create a truly international symphony. This may benefit Carnegie quite a bit, who will be hosting all of the chosen performers (chosen by audiences on YouTube) but the opportunities for symphonies all over the world abound- because suddenly they have an opportunity to connect, jump on the bandwagon and get online!
Perhaps my favorite aspect of this project is it came from the outside- from outside the organization, from outside the nonprofit/arts sector and from fans who could do something. And this is for people who are not season ticket holders, not professionally trained, it blows the stuffiness of classic arts performance out of the water. I cannot wait to see the mashup and what is to come, perhaps the Opera is next?
Perhaps my favorite aspect of this project is it came from the outside- from outside the organization, from outside the nonprofit/arts sector and from fans who could do something. And this is for people who are not season ticket holders, not professionally trained, it blows the stuffiness of classic arts performance out of the water. I cannot wait to see the mashup and what is to come, perhaps the Opera is next?
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