Since 2023, the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra (KCO) has implemented #DIESE to centralize season planning, repertoire management, and musician contracts. Fully operational in 2025, this system supports artistic, administrative, and technical teams across the entire organization. A single system for the entire orchestra Based in Amsterdam, the KCO is one of the world’s most renowned symphony […]
At the heart of Manhattan, New York City Center (NYCC) manages a demanding season of musical theater and dance. Operating in a hybrid model with internal productions and hosted events, coordination is a strategic priority. Today, #DIESE serves as the central system to streamline planning and optimize workflows. A complex artistic and hybrid model NYCC […]
Managing a Historic Institution Founded in 1881, the Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO) is a world-class symphony with a rich legacy. It performs at Symphony Hall, tours internationally, and holds a summer residency at the Tanglewood Music Center. The BSO archives performances going back to 1883. This history shapes the orchestra’s identity and requires careful management […]
Managing a world-class opera house The Paris Opera oversees around twenty opera productions and an equal number of ballets each season. These take place across three Parisian venues: Palais Garnier, Opéra Bastille, and the 3rd Stage. Coordinating productions, artistic teams, and resources is critical. The institution must ensure artistic continuity while keeping management processes reliable. […]
5 points to understand why orchestras choose #DIESE It seems IT4Culture and orchestras are on a honeymoon: over the last month, no less than 3 ensembles have chosen #DIESE to manage their daily activities. Everything went quickly with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra! They started using the system only two weeks after the project was launched, […]
