The Chicago Symphony and Atlanta Symphony strikes are over, and they have showed us a lot about our communities, ourselves, and our future.
Archive | September, 2012
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The Chicago Symphony and Atlanta Symphony strikes are over, and they have showed us a lot about our communities, ourselves, and our future.
9:00 am
Caroline Chéhadé and Ana Drobac, the two violin halves of Montreal-based Duo Philia, sit down with our Creative Director Colin Cronin in an exclusive interview
8:47 am
Streetwise Opera gives homeless people in the UK the opportunity to learn and perform in their own opera productions. Read on to learn more!
7:30 am
Do good fences make good neighbors? What makes a good neighbor at a concert? It’s time to think about how much noise is too much and how we deal with it.
8:52 am
Did you ever have an experience as a child that hooked you on music for life? Read on to learn about how Lang Lang wants to take responsibility for inspiring the next generation of musicians!
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Learn more about TEDGlobal Fellow Usman Riaz, a musician and composer who performed at the TEDGlobal conference in Edinburgh earlier this June, and who learned his music from the Internet!
8:30 am
In a continuous of our series, acclaimed violinist, composer, and teacher Helmut Lipsky discusses teaching, pedagogy, and education
7:30 am
Toronto columnist Corey Mintz discussed the future of classical music over dinner with some friends, touching on efforts to bring new people in to concerts.
10:06 am
Three young composers form Manchester are creating a concert experience that speaks to the youth demographic. Read on to learn more!
7:30 am
Conductor Gerard Schwarz has assembled his very own 95-piece Dream Team of an orchestra for a TV series project to air in 2013.
Daily Bow: We’re All in This Together
7:30 am
The Chicago Symphony and Atlanta Symphony strikes are over, and they have showed us a lot about our communities, ourselves, and our future.
Interview with Duo Philia, Part 1
9:00 am
Caroline Chéhadé and Ana Drobac, the two violin halves of Montreal-based Duo Philia, sit down with our Creative Director Colin Cronin in an exclusive interview
Daily Bow: Opera and the Homeless
8:47 am
Streetwise Opera gives homeless people in the UK the opportunity to learn and perform in their own opera productions. Read on to learn more!
Daily Bow: Good Fences…
7:30 am
Do good fences make good neighbors? What makes a good neighbor at a concert? It’s time to think about how much noise is too much and how we deal with it.
Daily Bow: Lang Lang and the Next Generation
8:52 am
Did you ever have an experience as a child that hooked you on music for life? Read on to learn about how Lang Lang wants to take responsibility for inspiring the next generation of musicians!
Who Was Your Music Teacher? Monday’s Bow (September 24)
7:30 am
Learn more about TEDGlobal Fellow Usman Riaz, a musician and composer who performed at the TEDGlobal conference in Edinburgh earlier this June, and who learned his music from the Internet!
Interview with Helmut Lipsky, Part 2
8:30 am
In a continuous of our series, acclaimed violinist, composer, and teacher Helmut Lipsky discusses teaching, pedagogy, and education
Daily Bow: The View from the Tweet Seats
7:30 am
Toronto columnist Corey Mintz discussed the future of classical music over dinner with some friends, touching on efforts to bring new people in to concerts.
Daily Bow: Out of the Concert Hall, into the Public
10:06 am
Three young composers form Manchester are creating a concert experience that speaks to the youth demographic. Read on to learn more!
Daily Bow: An All-Star Orchestra
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Conductor Gerard Schwarz has assembled his very own 95-piece Dream Team of an orchestra for a TV series project to air in 2013. CONNECT WITH US!
