Ever wanted to eat nachos while watching Mozart on Diamond Vision? Now’s your chance in Arlington!
Archive | January, 2012
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Ever wanted to eat nachos while watching Mozart on Diamond Vision? Now’s your chance in Arlington!
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Revitalizing classical music and its ability to bridge cultures are the topics of this Monday’s Daily Bow!
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Japan’s classical music manga “Nodame Cantabile” tells the story of two music students and weaves two art forms together with rare beauty.
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Read on to hear about how this exciting group of instrumentalists fills a need for chamber music and in their native land!
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The tragic crash of the Costa Concordia claimed the life of 16, including Hungarian violinist Sandor Feher.
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Interested in an international violin competition? One is coming to our own backyard in 2014!
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Hartt School’s Associate Professor of Cello, Mihai Tetel, offers his guidance in helping young musicians realize the importance of their college years in shaping their professional career.
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This Monday’s Daily Bow features an interview with Joshua Bell that yields some poignant insights into the Bell’s mind and the place of classical music amidst the other main phenomena of the modern world.
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Classical music lovers in Sacramento are fighting to get their radio station back, and classical music newbies are dipping their toes in.
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Would you like to walk socialize and walk around while you’re at an orchestra concert? If so, the New World Symphony has a new concert series just for you!
Daily Bow: Opera Takes Over the Dallas Cowboys Stadium
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Ever wanted to eat nachos while watching Mozart on Diamond Vision? Now’s your chance in Arlington!
Monday’s Bow (January 30)
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Revitalizing classical music and its ability to bridge cultures are the topics of this Monday’s Daily Bow!
Daily Bow: Spotlight on “Nodame Cantabile”
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Japan’s classical music manga “Nodame Cantabile” tells the story of two music students and weaves two art forms together with rare beauty.
Daily Bow: Israeli Chamber Project Gives Back
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Read on to hear about how this exciting group of instrumentalists fills a need for chamber music and in their native land!
Daily Bow: Remembering Sandor Feher
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The tragic crash of the Costa Concordia claimed the life of 16, including Hungarian violinist Sandor Feher.
Daily Bow: Menuhin Competition Comes to America
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Interested in an international violin competition? One is coming to our own backyard in 2014!
Making the Most Out of Your College Years
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Hartt School’s Associate Professor of Cello, Mihai Tetel, offers his guidance in helping young musicians realize the importance of their college years in shaping their professional career.
Monday’s Bow (January 23)
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This Monday’s Daily Bow features an interview with Joshua Bell that yields some poignant insights into the Bell’s mind and the place of classical music amidst the other main phenomena of the modern world.
Daily Bow: More Music, Please
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Classical music lovers in Sacramento are fighting to get their radio station back, and classical music newbies are dipping their toes in.
Daily Bow: New World Symphony Brings in Fresh Audiences
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Would you like to walk socialize and walk around while you’re at an orchestra concert? If so, the New World Symphony has a new concert series just for you! 
