The Russian violinist Andrey Baranov has claimed the top prize at the Queen Elisabeth Competition. Read on to learn more!
Archive | May, 2012
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The Russian violinist Andrey Baranov has claimed the top prize at the Queen Elisabeth Competition. Read on to learn more!
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Brooklyn Philharmonic CEO Richard Dare wants you to loosen up at concerts–maybe clapping between movements is not a sin after all.
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After three decades of service to the New York Philharmonic, concertmaster Glenn Dicterow announced last Thursday that he will be leaving to take a teaching position at USC. Read on to learn more!
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Hundreds of students everywhere choose to challenge themselves in school. Will they choose to challenge themselves with music if we give them the chance? A look at Utah’s International Baccalaureate programs sends the classical music community a message of hope.
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Verbier is adding a new program to its annual summer festival designed for young musicians. Read on to learn more!
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Philip Hensher contends that classical music is on the verge of extinction. There’s more hope than he realizes–but it’ll be work to help good classical music survive.
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Have you ever wanted to hear Hilary Hahn do improv duets with prepared piano? Check out this unique collaboration on Hahn’s newest album: Silfra.
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This Monday’s Daily Bow marks the life and death of Maurice Sendak, illustrator of Where the Wild Things Are, who also made his mark in classical music.
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A highlight of recently released scores at Ovation Press for viola, bass, and string ensemble from editors Alan Bodman, Amy Barlowe, Edwin Barker, and Michael Tree!
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Personal technology is making inroads in classical music, but what does the iPad generation mean for classical music?
Daily Bow: Russian Violinist Wins Queen Elisabeth Competition
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The Russian violinist Andrey Baranov has claimed the top prize at the Queen Elisabeth Competition. Read on to learn more!
Daily Bow: To Clap or Not To Clap?
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Brooklyn Philharmonic CEO Richard Dare wants you to loosen up at concerts–maybe clapping between movements is not a sin after all.
Daily Bow: NY Phil Concertmaster Prepares to Bid Farewell
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After three decades of service to the New York Philharmonic, concertmaster Glenn Dicterow announced last Thursday that he will be leaving to take a teaching position at USC. Read on to learn more!
Daily Bow: Self-Selecting for Music
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Hundreds of students everywhere choose to challenge themselves in school. Will they choose to challenge themselves with music if we give them the chance? A look at Utah’s International Baccalaureate programs sends the classical music community a message of hope.
Daily Bow: Verbier Announces New Summer Music Camp
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Verbier is adding a new program to its annual summer festival designed for young musicians. Read on to learn more!
Daily Bow: “Will Nobody Mourn Classical Music?”
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Philip Hensher contends that classical music is on the verge of extinction. There’s more hope than he realizes–but it’ll be work to help good classical music survive.
Daily Bow: Hilary Hahn Braves New Territory
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Have you ever wanted to hear Hilary Hahn do improv duets with prepared piano? Check out this unique collaboration on Hahn’s newest album: Silfra.
Monday’s Bow (May 21)
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This Monday’s Daily Bow marks the life and death of Maurice Sendak, illustrator of Where the Wild Things Are, who also made his mark in classical music.
New Score Releases: May 2012
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A highlight of recently released scores at Ovation Press for viola, bass, and string ensemble from editors Alan Bodman, Amy Barlowe, Edwin Barker, and Michael Tree!
Daily Bow: “The Problem is Wonderful”
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Personal technology is making inroads in classical music, but what does the iPad generation mean for classical music? CONNECT WITH US!
