Internationally acclaimed cellist, arranger, and Ovation Press editor Valter Dešpalj shares his thoughts on arranging music and the evolving body of cello repertoire.
Archive | May, 2011
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Internationally acclaimed cellist, arranger, and Ovation Press editor Valter Dešpalj shares his thoughts on arranging music and the evolving body of cello repertoire.
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The Atlantic recently ran a great article on how classical music can be (and has been) a powerful transformative force in society.
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Recent exciting, interesting and humorous stories brought to you on the Daily Bow, May 23, 2011.
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In the conclusion to “The Future is Now” we explore Visionary, the music innovation project. It is designed to empower classical musicians to play an integral role in revitalizing and reinventing the way classical music is presented and perceived. That is our mission statement… but what are we looking for?
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Angela Myles Beeching, author of “Beyond Talent: Creating a Successful Career in Music,” has advised hundreds of musicians on every aspect of career advancement. Here, Beeching offers five keys strategies especially relevant to string players.
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Great insights can be found in the young. String Visions had the honor of interviewing visionary cellist Brannon Cho. Read on to learn from this amazing youth.
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What do orchestras need to be successful today? Read on for one person’s perspective…
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Yo-Yo Ma brings contagious joy and energy to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s Citizen Musicianship Initiative!
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Daniel Coyle, bestselling author of multiple books including the Talent Code (featuring our very own Hans Jørgen Jensen), gives us a nod over at his website.
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The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is putting the latest cutting-edge scientific research to use developing a cello worthy of Yo-Yo Ma.
Interview with Cellist and Editor Valter Dešpalj
5:10 am
Internationally acclaimed cellist, arranger, and Ovation Press editor Valter Dešpalj shares his thoughts on arranging music and the evolving body of cello repertoire.
Daily Bow: Can Classical Music Save the World?
5:00 am
The Atlantic recently ran a great article on how classical music can be (and has been) a powerful transformative force in society.
Monday’s Bow (May 23)
5:20 am
Recent exciting, interesting and humorous stories brought to you on the Daily Bow, May 23, 2011.
Understanding Visionary
5:10 am
In the conclusion to “The Future is Now” we explore Visionary, the music innovation project. It is designed to empower classical musicians to play an integral role in revitalizing and reinventing the way classical music is presented and perceived. That is our mission statement… but what are we looking for?
Five Key Career Success Strategies for Today’s Musician
5:00 am
Angela Myles Beeching, author of “Beyond Talent: Creating a Successful Career in Music,” has advised hundreds of musicians on every aspect of career advancement. Here, Beeching offers five keys strategies especially relevant to string players.
Interview with Brannon Cho
4:00 am
Great insights can be found in the young. String Visions had the honor of interviewing visionary cellist Brannon Cho. Read on to learn from this amazing youth.
Daily Bow: Is there ANY Good News About Orchestras?
6:05 am
What do orchestras need to be successful today? Read on for one person’s perspective…
Yo-Yo Ma Leads Discussion at CSO Symposium
6:00 am
Yo-Yo Ma brings contagious joy and energy to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s Citizen Musicianship Initiative!
Learn from Talent Code Author Daniel Coyle
6:10 am
Daniel Coyle, bestselling author of multiple books including the Talent Code (featuring our very own Hans Jørgen Jensen), gives us a nod over at his website.
Daily Bow: The Hyperinstrument!
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The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is putting the latest cutting-edge scientific research to use developing a cello worthy of Yo-Yo Ma. CONNECT WITH US!
