We hope you all had a wonderful Father’s Day yesterday. Fathers have played an important role in shaping musical history. Learn more!
Archive | June, 2012
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We hope you all had a wonderful Father’s Day yesterday. Fathers have played an important role in shaping musical history. Learn more!
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American composer Elliott Carter’s 103 years have given him a life full of adventure–and he’s not planning on stopping that any time soon. With a recent premiere and an upcoming induction into the Legion of Honor awaiting, Carter is a force to be reckoned with.
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London Symphony musicians were shocked last week to discover that they will have to mime during their performance at the opening ceremony of 2012 Olympic Games. Read on to learn more!
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Richard Dare’s Huffington Post piece about clapping at classical music concerts got a lot of people talking…and the debate continues.
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Composer Anthony Paul De Ritis provides the material for a remix cadenza! Read on to learn more.
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Amidst the debates of elitism and tradition in classical music, some artists are cutting through all of that, taking action to spread classical music in a way that celebrates their national heritage and gender pride! Read more!
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Dynamic editor duo Charles Jacot and Stephen Watkins arranges Debussy’s Girl with the Flaxen Hair for cello quartet!
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The School of Music at the University of Illinois has announced its new quartet-in-residence following the departure of the Pacifica Quartet.
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For the first time in history, a set of Guadagnini instruments have been given to a string quartet. Read on to learn more!
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Boston University sophomore and Miss Rhode Island Olivia Culpo was crowned Miss USA. What did she choose for the talent round? The cello!
Celebrating Father’s Day 2012 (Monday Daily Bow June 18)
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We hope you all had a wonderful Father’s Day yesterday. Fathers have played an important role in shaping musical history. Learn more!
Daily Bow: Elliott Carter at 103 and Counting
7:30 am
American composer Elliott Carter’s 103 years have given him a life full of adventure–and he’s not planning on stopping that any time soon. With a recent premiere and an upcoming induction into the Legion of Honor awaiting, Carter is a force to be reckoned with.
Daily Bow: LSO Told to Mime at Olympic Opening Ceremony
7:31 am
London Symphony musicians were shocked last week to discover that they will have to mime during their performance at the opening ceremony of 2012 Olympic Games. Read on to learn more!
Daily Bow: The Clapping Debate Strikes Back
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Richard Dare’s Huffington Post piece about clapping at classical music concerts got a lot of people talking…and the debate continues.
Daily Bow: A Concerto for DJ and Orchestra?
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Composer Anthony Paul De Ritis provides the material for a remix cadenza! Read on to learn more.
Monday’s Bow (June 11)
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Amidst the debates of elitism and tradition in classical music, some artists are cutting through all of that, taking action to spread classical music in a way that celebrates their national heritage and gender pride! Read more!
The Girl with the Flaxen Hair Comes to Cello Quartet!
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Dynamic editor duo Charles Jacot and Stephen Watkins arranges Debussy’s Girl with the Flaxen Hair for cello quartet!
Daily Bow: Jupiter Quartet to Join Illinois Faculty
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The School of Music at the University of Illinois has announced its new quartet-in-residence following the departure of the Pacifica Quartet.
Daily Bow: A Guadagnini Quartet for the Australian String Quartet
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For the first time in history, a set of Guadagnini instruments have been given to a string quartet. Read on to learn more!
Daily Bow: Miss USA ( + Cello) Crowned
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Boston University sophomore and Miss Rhode Island Olivia Culpo was crowned Miss USA. What did she choose for the talent round? The cello! CONNECT WITH US!
