Executive Summary
nDozens of music schools are graduating thousands of performance majors yearly.
nOnly 22 full time orchestras in the United States1.  For example, there are roughly 60 full-time jobs for clarinetists in the entire country.  Jobs are next to non-existent. nSchools are following the purist  traditional European model – teach students that if they practice hard and play well enough, someone will hand you a place to play.
nSchools and graduates are relying on others to supply the venues and jobs.  Who?
nArts and funding for the arts are on the decline.  State of New Jersey just cut their arts budget to zero.  Organizations are folding or in financial trouble.
The Problem:
All Supply, No Demand!
Music Schools cannot pump graduates into a non-existent market forever!
1- American Symphony Orchestra League: Orchestras with 52 week seasons.