They are smiling in Cincinnati.
Dianne Rosenberg, chair of the orchestra’s board of directors since 2022, and her husband, J. David Rosenberg, have pledged $10 million towards artistic and educational work and community engagement.
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Angels DO exist.
Amazing! So happy for Cincinnati!!!!
One of the few US orchestras that is very successful financially. Bravo.
Tremendous. Why can’t Gelb find donors like this for the Met???
They have, plenty…PG just squanders it faster than it can be replenished.
Well, so many woke versions does not help!
That will get drained by executive salaries fairly quickly
Not in Cincinnati. Most NY institutions, certainly.
That’s a lot of hygiene products for the viola players….
Take 9 million and donate it to a children hospital…do some real good…actually I would like to see a partnership between a symphony and children hospital…
Not sure why you happened to pick the example of a donation to, or musical partnership with, a hospital for children, but Cincinnati Children’s Hospital regularly ranks among the best in America and is very well-financed indeed.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cincinnati_Children%27s_Hospital_Medical_Center
And although not specifically connected with the hospital, the Cincinnati Symphony and Pops have a long history of concerts for children.
Thank you for setting me straight…I have a friend at the CSO that donates and has them in his will but wouldn’t send a dime to any child supporting medical organization…it just set me off…we are both over 70..