Denstu downgrades advertising spend forecasts in Australia
Better than 2023.
Source: adnews.com.au
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At charity tournament in his honor, family of Key Bridge collapse victim hopes his body will be found: 'We keep praying' | Region
BALTIMORE — Friends and family members of Miguel Luna, a construction worker who perished in the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse last month, gathered Sunday in Baltimore for a charity
Source: eagletribune.com
Calendar | Guest conductor at Charlottesville Symphony, 'Pride & Prejudice' at Blackfriars and more
The Calendar lists performances happening in the coming week that are open to the public at venues in the Charlottesville area.
United States Cabell Hall University Of Virginia Performing Arts Center Albemarle Ciderworks Chris Alan
Source: dailyprogress.com
Dentsu forecasts 2024 global ad spend to grow by 4.6%
The latest dentsu Global Ad Spend Forecasts, covering 58 markets across the globe, shows advertising spend will expand by $33.0 billion in 2024 to reach $752.8 billion. This represents a 4.6% growth year-over-year for the ad industry – much faster than the pace seen in 2023 (+2.7% vs. 2022). However
Source: campaignbrief.com
Illinois Symphony launches a new season
Search for a new conductor heats up
Source: illinoistimes.com
Charlottesville Symphony season opens this weekend with Schubert, Joyce and more
Fans of the symphony will want to keep in mind that Saturday concerts are starting at an earlier time than before.
Source: dailyprogress.com
Brevard Community Band to present 'Euphonium Euphoria'
The Brevard Community Band will present its first concert of 2023, entitled “Euphonium Euphoria,” at 3 p.m., June 11, at Straus Hall on the campus of Brevard Music Center. Tickets
United States University Of West Georgia University Of Georgia Allen Crowell Patrick Sheridan Katahj Copley
Source: transylvaniatimes.com
Students strike a chord with the past
A music work by the eminent Chinese American composer Chou Wenchung (1923-2019), Landscapes, for orchestra, was finished in 1949 and premiered by conductor Leopold Stokowski with the San Francisco Symphony in 1953.
Source: chinadaily.com.cn
Mahler, Jolivet and a dash of Pink Floyd in Illinois Symphony's spring chamber concert
Andrew Joon Choi makes his Illinois Symphony debut with chamber orchestra works highlighting three composers' global, cross-genre influences.
Source: wglt.org
Chinese and British: Food Stories
With Ken Hom, Angela Hui, Jeremy Pang, Helen Tse and Andrew Wong.
Source: bl.uk