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Discover more about a project set up to systematically investigate all…
Discover more about a project set up to systematically investigate all possible controls for moderating the sound exposure of performers, particularly in the orchestra pit, to comply with the legislation. The project is now focusing on working alongside musicians with audiologists and manufacturers to discover, develop and trial new solutions.
how to nuture curiosity?
not being defensive, being humble and accept being wrong
challenge the status quo, especially in an established sector
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get out of your comfort zone, push the boundaries
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media interest, the only thing that saved us from reputational damage was Notre Dame burning...
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The judge dismissed artistic considerations, ruling that an opera house was no different from a factory, and if likely ‘noise’ levels will exceed 85dB LAeq, that hearing protection must be worn by everyone exposed.
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3- setting up a project
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How to use an “unfortunate event” (i.e. being publicly dragged into court and losing) to get better at protecting people – the civil claim has been used as a catalyst to create a new safety/research post and infuse new energy into our hearing conservation work.
To deal with this problem we are looking beyond our industry. Nobody has ever been presented with mandating hearing protection in the music industry
We had the focus of our Board members and Executive team, so it was easier to request more resources.
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2- our assumptions
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the judges asked some very basic questions and the lawyers gave some answers that you may not like, being defensive doesn't open the word of possibilities - accepting to change the status quo
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6 - conclusion
To examine their attitude when faced with “an impossible problem” and cultivate their curiosity to find new solutions
To approach unfortunate events with an open mind to turn them round (it’s not just about damage control)
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