CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Cleveland Orchestra’s digital offerings are growing in both number and significance, even as live performance remains its stock in trade.

Severance Music Center will always be the orchestra’s home. Yet for a growing number of listeners here and abroad, the internet has become the primary – or at least a frequent – point of access.

After Severance and Blossom Music Center, “We think of it as our third home,” said Christophe Abi-Nassif, vice president for content and growth initiatives, referring to the digital sphere. “We think of it as an extension of our business model.”

The last few weeks have been a case in point. In late August, the Cleveland Orchestra forged a partnership with Marquee TV, a prominent British streaming platform that could pay dividends for yea

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