Classical music is looking to expand its fan base by pulling in younger, hipper audiences. New World Symphony is changing how it’s done and hoping that the gap between classical music and popular culture will disappear for good.
Archive | January, 2012
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Classical music is looking to expand its fan base by pulling in younger, hipper audiences. New World Symphony is changing how it’s done and hoping that the gap between classical music and popular culture will disappear for good.
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Did you remember to turn off your cell phone? Read about the horror story that happened last week in New York when one man’s ringing iPhone prompted a reaction from Alan Gilbert!
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This Monday Daily Bow features Lynn Harrell’s recent visit to Chicago, the premier of a much-anticipated symphony, and the International Chamber Soloists!
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Ovation Press is now on Google+! Visit our profile and +1 our pages!
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2012 is just beginning, but 2011 was a good one for classical music. What inspiration can we draw from the old year as we ring in the new?
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Are you in high school and thinking about summer plans? Carnegie Hall has a great idea for you!
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The Music Institute of Chicago has had a banner year under new director Mark George, and it’s setting big goals for the years ahead.
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Read on to hear this tragic tail about an “old” violin and what one PayPal customer had to do get his refund!
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In this special edition of the Monday Daily Bow, guest author Dr. Jo Nardolillo shares her insights into the power of live music. Does music need to be heard live? Read on and share your ideas!
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Vancouver, BC, is a thriving musical environment with 18 community music schools committed to working in open communication with each other. The latest addition is the Vancouver Symphony’s School of Music, which has meant only good things for music school enrollment in the province.
Daily Bow: Welcome Back to the Future
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Classical music is looking to expand its fan base by pulling in younger, hipper audiences. New World Symphony is changing how it’s done and hoping that the gap between classical music and popular culture will disappear for good.
Daily Bow: Alan Gilbert Faces Off with iPhone
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Did you remember to turn off your cell phone? Read about the horror story that happened last week in New York when one man’s ringing iPhone prompted a reaction from Alan Gilbert!
Monday’s Bow (January 16)
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This Monday Daily Bow features Lynn Harrell’s recent visit to Chicago, the premier of a much-anticipated symphony, and the International Chamber Soloists!
Ovation Press is on Google+
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Ovation Press is now on Google+! Visit our profile and +1 our pages!
Daily Bow: The Year in Review(s)
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2012 is just beginning, but 2011 was a good one for classical music. What inspiration can we draw from the old year as we ring in the new?
Daily Bow: Carnegie Hall Establishes National Youth Orchestra
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Are you in high school and thinking about summer plans? Carnegie Hall has a great idea for you!
Daily Bow: Mark George on Music Institute of Chicago
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The Music Institute of Chicago has had a banner year under new director Mark George, and it’s setting big goals for the years ahead.
Daily Bow: “Rare” Violin Becomes Victim of PayPal Policy
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Read on to hear this tragic tail about an “old” violin and what one PayPal customer had to do get his refund!
Water Lilies and the Power of Live Music (Monday’s Bow Jan. 9)
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In this special edition of the Monday Daily Bow, guest author Dr. Jo Nardolillo shares her insights into the power of live music. Does music need to be heard live? Read on and share your ideas!
Daily Bow: “But first, a school.”
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Vancouver, BC, is a thriving musical environment with 18 community music schools committed to working in open communication with each other. The latest addition is the Vancouver Symphony’s School of Music, which has meant only good things for music school enrollment in the province. CONNECT WITH US!
