Sentence examples for concert management from inspiring English sources

All will get concert management by the Van Cliburn Foundation for two years.

For many years, Maggie starred in musicals at Cherry Grove, Fire Island, while working in the concert management field.

In 1934, a Tokio firm which imported American movies & dabbled in concert management made Alexander Brailowsky an offer to go to Japan for a concert tour.

The Metropolitan Museum has become perhaps the prime purveyor of quality Christmas music in New York under the concert management of Hilde Limondjian.

After an uneven career with the Voice of America, N.B.C., Skitch Henderson, and Arthur Judson, and concert management business, he joined Columbia records where he was director of Columbia Master works when he left for Lincoln Center.

The second is musical Berlin, transformed from a minor-league franchise to the era's Big Apfel by Joachim-related spinoffs like the Joachim Quartet, the Berlin Philharmonic and the Wolff agency, the first modern concert management.

The second was her own network of artist managements, concert managements and instrument dealers going back to the 1940's, and extending from Juilliard, still Miss DeLay's institutional home, to the Aspen Music Festival in Colorado and the Beijing Conservatory.

With the announcement of the cancellation of the season's final concerts, management issued a proposal that negotiation meetings take place in the presence of a federal mediator on May 20, 21 and 22.

In the 1950s, he established Conlin Associates, which became one of America's premier concert-management firms, responsible for numerous contracts in the U.S. of such European artists as Carlo Bergonzi, Maria Callas, Giuseppe di Stefano, and Ferruccio Tagliavini.

"While there are serious issues under consideration, we are hopeful that a new agreement will be reached, and that the orchestra will continue to perform according to the published concert schedule," management said.

Sanctuary, a British company, earns half of its money from live concerts, artist management, merchandising and music DVD sales and the other half from CD sales and licensing.