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 Nancy
Shear, President
Nancy Shear's background includes 20 years
as an orchestra librarian (for The
Philadelphia Orchestra, Curtis Institute,
Leopold Stokowski, International Festival of
Youth Orchestras, and various music
publishing and record companies), as well as
more than two decades in public relations.
She is also on "the other side" of the media
as writer and broadcaster. Her strong and
diverse background allows her to provide
unique and valuable services as consultant
and adviser.
In addition to her business activities, Ms.
Shear has presented lectures for
organizations such as the New York
Philharmonic (for 11 years), Caramoor
Festival, New Jersey Symphony and others,
and as broadcaster on public and commercial
radio (as host, writer and producer of
interview programs and specials, and as
host/writer of the New Jersey Symphony's
broadcasts on WNYC-FM which were nationally
syndicated on the American Public Radio
Network, and as interim host of the New York
Philharmonic live national broadcasts; she
is currently host of the broadcasts of the
Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra).
She is also a frequently-published writer
whose work has appeared in publications such
as Musical America, Ovation, Lincoln Center
Stagebill, the New York Times and Symphony
Magazine. She has written entries on musical
subjects for the 1992 Encyclopedia of New
York co-published by Yale University Press
and the New-York Historical Society, and has
written a book on the cultural phenomenon of
The Three Tenors (published by Metro Books
in 1998). She was commissioned by The
Philadelphia Orchestra to write a short
book, The Philadelphia Orchestra Story,
which was distributed nationally for a
period of five years.
For a complete
biography, click here.
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