In a one-of-a-kind partnership, students from a performing arts high school in Pennsylvania and experts in science and research are launching a study of musical training’s effect on brain deterioration. It’s a unique case of the young using music to help their elders, and it’s a sentiment that is only fitting, given the older generation’s […]
Archive | December, 2011
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In a one-of-a-kind partnership, students from a performing arts high school in Pennsylvania and experts in science and research are launching a study of musical training’s effect on brain deterioration. It’s a unique case of the young using music to help their elders, and it’s a sentiment that is only fitting, given the older generation’s […]
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Ever wonder what’s going on in your brain if you listen music and see colors at the same time? Read on to learn about this fascinating neurological study!
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It takes more than a dream and some hard practicing to get wherever you want to go, and, no matter where you end up, there are always a handful of people who shaped the way you got there. In a profile written in the LA Times in honor of Rachel Barton Pine’s performance of the […]
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A thrilling new score exclusively from Ovation Press is guaranteed to excite performers and listeners alike! Read on for commentary from the editor himself, Viacheslav Dinerchtein!
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What is the Tessitura Network? Read on to learn about how the Melbourne Symphony is taking the orchestra into the 21st century!
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Leading experts in the field of violin-making and radiology come together to recreate the legacy of Stradivarius with CT scans!
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In this special guest article, Dr. Lars Hoefs writes about the hidden cellistic jewels of composer Heitor Villa-Lobos and the incredible stories behind them. Read on for this incredible survey of “Brazil, Bach, and the Cello!”
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Paul Collard’s Creative Partnerships have been instrumental in re-making classroom experiences throughout Britain, Europe, and, now, Australia. See how he uses the visual and dramatic arts to make a big difference in how students learn. Maybe it’s time for music to get in on the act.
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Read on to learn about violinist Kyung-wha Chung and her triumphant return to her homeland!
Daily Bow: Using Our (Musical) Powers for Good
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In a one-of-a-kind partnership, students from a performing arts high school in Pennsylvania and experts in science and research are launching a study of musical training’s effect on brain deterioration. It’s a unique case of the young using music to help their elders, and it’s a sentiment that is only fitting, given the older generation’s […]
Daily Bow: A New Key to Understanding Synesthesia?
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Ever wonder what’s going on in your brain if you listen music and see colors at the same time? Read on to learn about this fascinating neurological study!
Daily Bow: Rachel Barton Pine’s Top 5
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It takes more than a dream and some hard practicing to get wherever you want to go, and, no matter where you end up, there are always a handful of people who shaped the way you got there. In a profile written in the LA Times in honor of Rachel Barton Pine’s performance of the […]
The Viola Will Never be the Same Again – IRRESISTIBLE Score from Ovation Press
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A thrilling new score exclusively from Ovation Press is guaranteed to excite performers and listeners alike! Read on for commentary from the editor himself, Viacheslav Dinerchtein!
Daily Bow: Melbourne Symphony Joins the Tessitura Network
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What is the Tessitura Network? Read on to learn about how the Melbourne Symphony is taking the orchestra into the 21st century!
The Immortal Stradivarius in the Modern Era (Monday’s Bow)
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Leading experts in the field of violin-making and radiology come together to recreate the legacy of Stradivarius with CT scans!
Brazil, Bach, and the Cello – Unknown Treasure for Cello and Piano by Heitor Villa-Lobos
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In this special guest article, Dr. Lars Hoefs writes about the hidden cellistic jewels of composer Heitor Villa-Lobos and the incredible stories behind them. Read on for this incredible survey of “Brazil, Bach, and the Cello!”
Daily Bow: Build a Puppet, Ace a Test
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Paul Collard’s Creative Partnerships have been instrumental in re-making classroom experiences throughout Britain, Europe, and, now, Australia. See how he uses the visual and dramatic arts to make a big difference in how students learn. Maybe it’s time for music to get in on the act.
Daily Bow: Chung Returns to Korea
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Read on to learn about violinist Kyung-wha Chung and her triumphant return to her homeland! CONNECT WITH US!
