Tag Archives: Music
The YouTube Symphony Orchestra as a Virtual Team – an insider’s view
I confess to owning two blogs. One is my work blog, and the other, this, a more whimsical personal blog. As sometimes happen, there is a blog item that falls between two stools. Here I blog about virtual teams (and … Continue reading
Filed under Blogs and Blogging, Social Networking, Virtual Teams
Changing roles
Sometimes taking a team member outside the role in which they are most comfortable falls flat on its face. The German French horn player, Bruno Jaenicke (1887-1946), was, for many years, the principal hornist of the New York Philharmonic and a truly great one. … Continue reading
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Virtual Teams in Music
Music is not often thought of as a field where one sees virtual teaming yet there are plenty of great examples. Studio musicians are very familiar with working in a virtual team. They often lay down tracks without the co-presence … Continue reading
Filed under Coordination, Social Networking, Virtual Teams
