The new issue of Symphony, the League’s award-winning magazine, is available now—in print and online. This keepsake edition celebrates the start of the League’s landmark 75th year with up-to-date news about the orchestra field as well as in-depth coverage of the vital work the League has long done to support orchestras. League President and CEO Jesse Rosen considers the enduring values and sweeping changes in the art and business of orchestras over 75 years. New Yorker music critic Alex Ross examines how orchestral repertoire has adapted with the times—and proposes fresh approaches to new works. And today’s composers reveal which orchestra pieces (premiered since the League’s founding in 1942) they most admire.
Find all this—plus a timeline and more—in Symphony.
Click here to read the online version of Symphony.
Posted July 6, 2017
