String Visions marks the passing of violinist William de Pasquale, who was a teacher and long time member of the Philadelphia Orchestra.
Archive | April, 2012
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String Visions marks the passing of violinist William de Pasquale, who was a teacher and long time member of the Philadelphia Orchestra.
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This Monday’s Daily Bow stories include a sexy & naked violinist, a visual representation of Beethoven’s 5th, and an opera fan who sued an opera company for 1 million rubles!
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Composer Osvaldo Golijov spoke in Massachusetts last week, sharing his thoughts on music, culture, and dialogue between the two.
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Following Tuesday’s theme, we take a look at two different ways schools and youth music organizations are involving children in classical music.
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A massive brain tumor and four major surgeries have been no match for 21-year-old piano student Paul Murray, who refuses to let paralysis end his dream.
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Do children have enough access to classical music? Read on to learn about some creative new methods being used in England!
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The story of The Knights is an inspiring tale of young musicians finding themselves through music… and reshaping ideas about the way musicians collaborate professionally
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What do Bob Dylan, Yo-Yo Ma, David Byrne, animators at Pixar, neuroscientists at MIT, an amateur bartender in New York, entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley, and Israeli army reservists have in common? They’re all topics of discussions in Jonah Leherer’s latest book, “Imagine: How Creativity Works,” which takes a fascinating look at a process close to […]
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Performers are starting to use increasingly more complex technologies in performance. Read on to learn more!
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Classical music is heading back to its intimate roots–but it’s forcing musicians to get creative about getting paid.
Daily Bow: Remembering William de Pasquale
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String Visions marks the passing of violinist William de Pasquale, who was a teacher and long time member of the Philadelphia Orchestra.
Monday’s Bow (April 16)
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This Monday’s Daily Bow stories include a sexy & naked violinist, a visual representation of Beethoven’s 5th, and an opera fan who sued an opera company for 1 million rubles!
Daily Bow: The Multiplicity of Osvaldo Golijov
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Composer Osvaldo Golijov spoke in Massachusetts last week, sharing his thoughts on music, culture, and dialogue between the two.
Daily Bow: More than Banging on a Trash Can
6:59 am
Following Tuesday’s theme, we take a look at two different ways schools and youth music organizations are involving children in classical music.
Daily Bow: Paralyzed Music Student Plays On
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A massive brain tumor and four major surgeries have been no match for 21-year-old piano student Paul Murray, who refuses to let paralysis end his dream.
Daily Bow: Where’s the Music?
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Do children have enough access to classical music? Read on to learn about some creative new methods being used in England!
The Knights Classical (Monday’s Bow, April 9th)
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The story of The Knights is an inspiring tale of young musicians finding themselves through music… and reshaping ideas about the way musicians collaborate professionally
Daily Bow: Explaining Creativity
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What do Bob Dylan, Yo-Yo Ma, David Byrne, animators at Pixar, neuroscientists at MIT, an amateur bartender in New York, entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley, and Israeli army reservists have in common? They’re all topics of discussions in Jonah Leherer’s latest book, “Imagine: How Creativity Works,” which takes a fascinating look at a process close to […]
Daily Bow: Technology and the Future of Performance
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Performers are starting to use increasingly more complex technologies in performance. Read on to learn more!
Daily Bow: Concerts, Delivered
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Classical music is heading back to its intimate roots–but it’s forcing musicians to get creative about getting paid. CONNECT WITH US!
