Radbourne, Jennifer and Arthurs, A. 2007, Adapting musicology for commercial outcomes, in Proceedings AIMAC: 9th International Conference on Arts & Cultural Management, University of Valencia, Spain.
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Recent claims that orchestras around the world are facing new financial pressures threatening their survival, suggest that it is critical to investigate the potential for musicology to adapt to commercial outcomes. This paper takes the Australian music industry as a case study to prototype a new and sustainable orchestral model appropriate for twenty first century audiences. The paper includes a review of musical and social innovations from previous and current orchestral models, a review of arts marketing strategies developed for the new consumer, the identification of successful new performance modes including distribution methods and developments in acoustic and digital instrument design, and the documentation of the implementation and testing of such a model to live audiences.
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ISBN
9788496221321 8496221326
Language
eng
Field of Research
190499 Performing Arts and Creative Writing not elsewhere classified