The Marphe Quartet, comprised of four remarkable young talents from all over the world, will perform at Turkey’s International Festival.
Archive | August, 2011
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The Marphe Quartet, comprised of four remarkable young talents from all over the world, will perform at Turkey’s International Festival.
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It’s “Baroque Night Out” at Ja Holla Music Society’s awesome SummerFest in San Diego. And can you answer this: which two orchestras are merging together to bring audiences a powerful concert series in honor of 9/11? Check out exciting, interesting, and humorous stories brought to you on the Monday Daily Bow!
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Brianna Richardson interviews Dr. Jo Nardolillo, an experienced educator and performer, about preventing injuries in your students.
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A little shop in Durham, North Carolina is making headlines with a specialized product: electric string instruments!
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Three solo violinists are chosen for the Thomas and Evon Cooper International Competition
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Read on to hear more about Tchaikovsky Competition winner Narek Hakhnazaryan’s future plans!
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Do you ever feel that your bow is too short? You might need to work on some bow speed exercises. Learn son filé exercises from the Masters!
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Nearly a decade after the attack on the World Trade Center, Steve Reich sparks controversy with his new piece WTC 9/11
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Read two articles about Nigel Kennedy and his recent solo Bach concert at Royal Albert Hall.
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Music educator Max Karler shares his recent experience at the Northwestern Conducting Symposium, as well as his thoughts on music education and pursuing a career in music.
Marphe Quartet Making Young Names Known
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The Marphe Quartet, comprised of four remarkable young talents from all over the world, will perform at Turkey’s International Festival.
Monday’s Bow (August 22)
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It’s “Baroque Night Out” at Ja Holla Music Society’s awesome SummerFest in San Diego. And can you answer this: which two orchestras are merging together to bring audiences a powerful concert series in honor of 9/11? Check out exciting, interesting, and humorous stories brought to you on the Monday Daily Bow!
Interview with Dr. Jo Nardolillo
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Brianna Richardson interviews Dr. Jo Nardolillo, an experienced educator and performer, about preventing injuries in your students.
Violins with Volume!
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A little shop in Durham, North Carolina is making headlines with a specialized product: electric string instruments!
Daily Bow: Finalists for Thomas and Evon Cooper International Competition Chosen
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Three solo violinists are chosen for the Thomas and Evon Cooper International Competition
Daily Bow: Narek Hakhnazaryan Discusses Future Plans
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Read on to hear more about Tchaikovsky Competition winner Narek Hakhnazaryan’s future plans!
Bow Speed Techniques
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Do you ever feel that your bow is too short? You might need to work on some bow speed exercises. Learn son filé exercises from the Masters!
Daily Bow: WTC 9/11 – Steve Reich
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Nearly a decade after the attack on the World Trade Center, Steve Reich sparks controversy with his new piece WTC 9/11
Daily Bow: Nigel Kennedy Plays Solo Bach at Royal Albert Hall
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Read two articles about Nigel Kennedy and his recent solo Bach concert at Royal Albert Hall.
Interview with Music Educator Max Karler
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Music educator Max Karler shares his recent experience at the Northwestern Conducting Symposium, as well as his thoughts on music education and pursuing a career in music. CONNECT WITH US!
