多数情况下,海外乐团在演出前一天到达,第二天一早离开,留给当地的除了若干媒体报道和不到三千人的现场听众,很难对该城市的文化有所帮助由于经济增长缓慢,基本靠商业赞助及个人捐赠和票房存活的美国众多交响乐团正面临空前危机。这一波经济浪潮已从以费城为代表的传统强团及小型乐团开始,逐渐向构成美国中流砥柱的大型乐团蔓延,并且有愈演愈烈之势。 In most cases, overseas orchestras arrive on the day before the show and leave early the next morning, leaving the local audience with a few media coverage and fewer than 3,000 people hard to contribute to the city’s culture. Due to slow economic growth The many U.S. symphony orchestras that basically rely on commercial sponsorship, personal donations and box office survives an unprecedented crisis. This wave of economic growth has started from the traditional strongholds represented by Philadelphia and small orchestras, gradually spreading to large-scale orchestras that constitute the mainstay of the United States, and are getting worse.