Think that surfing has nothing to do with Bach or Ligeti? Read on to learn more about a new project in which the two are used side by side!
Archive | July, 2012
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Think that surfing has nothing to do with Bach or Ligeti? Read on to learn more about a new project in which the two are used side by side!
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Classical music remains a thriving force on the big screen (and the small one). Learn more about its influence and usage in soundtracks.
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The MUSON School of Music in Lagos, Nigeria seeks to nurture talented young musicians–the next step is giving them somewhere to shine.
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In a surprising announcement, conductor Stefan Sanderling and the Florida Orchestra are parting ways two years before the end of Sanderling’s contract. Read on to learn more!
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The Oregon Bach Festival is a West-Coast summer institution, attracting old and new (and young!) music lovers alike!
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The New York Philharmonic has created a new honor dedicated to the promotion of new music. Read on to learn more!
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This week’s Monday Daily Bow features a new Vivaldi Concerto, Idina Menzel’s visit to Chicago, and much more from around the classical music world.
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Headed for an LSO-recorded September debut, Iamus is the stuff of classical music science fiction: a computer program that composes music.
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Think that pop music has nothing to do with classical composition? Read on to learn about how the two are intricately related!
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This TACO isn’t for eating. The Terrible Adult Chamber Orchestra of Los Altos, CA, is all about the love of music, wrong notes and all!
The Marriage of Surfing and Classical Music
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Think that surfing has nothing to do with Bach or Ligeti? Read on to learn more about a new project in which the two are used side by side!
Classical in Soundtracks – Monday’s Bow (July 16)
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Classical music remains a thriving force on the big screen (and the small one). Learn more about its influence and usage in soundtracks.
Daily Bow: Looking for a Place in the Sun in Nigeria
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The MUSON School of Music in Lagos, Nigeria seeks to nurture talented young musicians–the next step is giving them somewhere to shine.
Daily Bow: Stefan Sanderling Takes an Early Leave
8:24 am
In a surprising announcement, conductor Stefan Sanderling and the Florida Orchestra are parting ways two years before the end of Sanderling’s contract. Read on to learn more!
Daily Bow: Oregon Bach Festival Has Something for Everyone
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The Oregon Bach Festival is a West-Coast summer institution, attracting old and new (and young!) music lovers alike!
Daily Bow: Henri Dutilleux Captures New Music Prize
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The New York Philharmonic has created a new honor dedicated to the promotion of new music. Read on to learn more!
Monday’s Bow (July 9)
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This week’s Monday Daily Bow features a new Vivaldi Concerto, Idina Menzel’s visit to Chicago, and much more from around the classical music world.
Daily Bow: Meet Iamus, Composer and…Computer?
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Headed for an LSO-recorded September debut, Iamus is the stuff of classical music science fiction: a computer program that composes music.
Daily Bow: The Links Between Pop and Classical
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Think that pop music has nothing to do with classical composition? Read on to learn about how the two are intricately related!
Daily Bow: TACOs for All!
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This TACO isn’t for eating. The Terrible Adult Chamber Orchestra of Los Altos, CA, is all about the love of music, wrong notes and all! CONNECT WITH US!
