But Alan Gilbert's more pressing business was the orchestra's final subscription program for 2009, an inventive juxtaposition of works by Webern, Mozart and Schumann.
This year, the Westchester Philharmonic has introduced both a new family pricing system, offering $5 tickets for children under 16, and a new subscription program for young adults (five concerts for $20).
Instead of starting another old app store, Japan's second largest carrier KDDI launched a subscription program for a collection of about 500 apps last year.
A few months ago, Google announced Google One, its new subscription program for getting more Google Drive storage and other perks.
To do this, the company is announcing both the free Visual Studio Dev Essentials program, which bundles many of the company's free tools and services into one package (and next year it will add free Azure credits, too), as well as the new subscription program for Visual Studio.
The orchestra missed payroll deadlines for its November and February subscription programs, and for a New Year's Eve gala.
Opening night of the orchestra's bold subscription program scheduled for today at the New Brunswick State Theater, originally to feature Poulenc's organ concerto, has been changed to a program that includes "The Star Spangled Banner," "Fanfare for the Common Man" and the "Eroica".
If the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, whose association I head, were to meet that restriction for its 30 subscription programs next season, it would lose 16 works by living composers, and almost 50 composed after 1915.
That means the increased presence of modern and contemporary music on subscription programs, an ever larger [untitled] series and financing for new commissions.
