ABOLISH THE AUSTRALIA COUNCIL - QUESTION MARKBy Derek Strahan BA Cantab (Modern Languages, French & Spanish) |
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Part 8 - COMPOSERS EARNING MONEYCOMPOSERS EARNING MONEYTo recap: the Arts Organisation is the principle employer of artists; but the Arts Organisations of today are very different to those of yesterday. A survey of the evolution of employment prospects for the artist, in European culture, shows that, previously, there was always a mix of organisations and individuals in the matter of providing artists with paid employment: and that there always was, and still is, an interaction between social and economic factors which influences the very nature of an art work. For centuries the main employer was the Church, which we can define as an organisation, and which required from its art employees works of religious content. With the Renaissance, secular art began to emerge as a result of patronage of artists by wealthy individuals, inevitably from the aristocracy. The Church, however, remained an important patron. Please note that the audio links throughout following section will be available shortly.Next >>
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Part 1 - BiographyPart 1 - PreamblePart 2 - AgendaPart 2 - Arts Organisations - HistoryPart 3 - Rise of the CommitteePart 4 - Radical Proposition1. Direct support?2. Funding?3. Funding bodies?4. Bureaucrats?5. Not empowered.6 Statistics!Part 5 - Loose EndsThe Medici ProgramPart 6 - No ReasonsPart 7 - Summing UpPart 8 - Composers earning moneyJ.S. BachJosef HaydnBeethovenWagnerDownload the print ready PDF:Click here to downloadSEE ALSO“THE ECONOMIC DISEMPOWERMENT OF AUSTRALIAN COMPOSERS”“COPYRIGHT REFORM”“ACADEMICS AS TERRITORIAL MAMMALS”"MUSIC AS AN INDUSTRY "Back toPolemicRevolveRevolve CD Warehouse |
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