Bass legend Gary Karr has turned his home into a musical haven, from in-home concert hall to the living room and every room in between!
Archive | February, 2012
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Bass legend Gary Karr has turned his home into a musical haven, from in-home concert hall to the living room and every room in between!
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A Japanese violin maker has created a new instrument built with a special purpose. Read on to learn more!
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Hans Erik Deckert, a former mentor of our co-founder Hans Jensen and new editor at Ovation Press, shares with us seven fantastic strategies for practice.
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This week’s Monday Daily Bow takes a look at the latest updates and very interesting innovations in science and the musical mind.
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On March 9, the Piatigorsky International Cello Festival kicks off in LA, with 22 international soloists paying triubute to the legend.
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In Tunisia, recent political upheaval has dramatically influenced the cultural prominence of Western art music. Read on to learn about this country’s budding music success!
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The Robert R. McCormick Foundation has announced that the Chicago Symphony will be the recipient of a million-dollar gift to bolster its community engagement programs, and it looks like the CSO is well on its way to answering the big question in front of symphonies today: how do we make orchestral music relevant and important […]
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Numerous studies have appeared in recent years about the physical and mental aspects of practicing. Read on to update yourself with the latest discoveries!
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Guest Marion Harrington, founder of Zero2Maestro and Classical Music Connects, offers advice to musicians on dealing with performance anxiety.
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This Monday’s Daily Bow takes a look at music that matters, a simple concept, but one that comes in many different forms.
Daily Bow: A Musical Home
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Bass legend Gary Karr has turned his home into a musical haven, from in-home concert hall to the living room and every room in between!
Daily Bow: An Instrument Emerges from Disaster
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A Japanese violin maker has created a new instrument built with a special purpose. Read on to learn more!
The Seven Stages of Practice
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Hans Erik Deckert, a former mentor of our co-founder Hans Jensen and new editor at Ovation Press, shares with us seven fantastic strategies for practice.
“Hacking the Brain” with Music – Monday’s Bow (February 27)
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This week’s Monday Daily Bow takes a look at the latest updates and very interesting innovations in science and the musical mind.
Daily Bow: The Inaugural Piatigorsky International Cello Festival
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On March 9, the Piatigorsky International Cello Festival kicks off in LA, with 22 international soloists paying triubute to the legend.
Daily Bow: Political Revolution Inspires Classical Revolution
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In Tunisia, recent political upheaval has dramatically influenced the cultural prominence of Western art music. Read on to learn about this country’s budding music success!
Daily Bow: The CSO’s Million-Dollar Answer
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The Robert R. McCormick Foundation has announced that the Chicago Symphony will be the recipient of a million-dollar gift to bolster its community engagement programs, and it looks like the CSO is well on its way to answering the big question in front of symphonies today: how do we make orchestral music relevant and important […]
Daily Bow: The Practicer of the Future
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Numerous studies have appeared in recent years about the physical and mental aspects of practicing. Read on to update yourself with the latest discoveries!
It Comes with the Territory – the Challenges of Performance Anxiety
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Guest Marion Harrington, founder of Zero2Maestro and Classical Music Connects, offers advice to musicians on dealing with performance anxiety.
Music that Matters – Monday’s Bow (February 20)
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This Monday’s Daily Bow takes a look at music that matters, a simple concept, but one that comes in many different forms. CONNECT WITH US!
