Have you ever wondered how acrobats and contortionists can play into a symphony concert? Read on to learn more!
Archive | September, 2012
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Have you ever wondered how acrobats and contortionists can play into a symphony concert? Read on to learn more!
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In the first of an exclusive multi-part cycle focusing on the work of acclaimed composer and musician Helmut Lipsky, Mr. Lipsky shares his thoughts with us on composition and his many projects
8:00 am
An expression of music for the people from two very different authors and musicians. Also, a preview of an upcoming four-part series here at String Visions.
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The Brainwave Music Project sounds like sci-fi, but it’s real: it’s music produced directly from brainwaves with no physical effort from the musician.
9:57 am
Have you ever heard a piece that uses actual recordings of earthquakes along with orchestra? Read on to learn more!
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Tuesday’s Bow detailed some of the grim situation in Atlanta. Here’s a look at a city that’s kicking off a bustling season of music this month.
8:58 am
A stalemate in negotiations regarding the musicians’ contract at the Atlanta Symphony has resulted in some ugly consequences. Read on to learn more.
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Roland Pidoux, Ovation Press editor and acclaimed cellist, shares his experiences as a professional musician and thoughts on works published with us
7:30 am
Seattle is a place often forgotten on the classical music map, but, as violist Heather Bentley shows us, it’s one of the best places to forge your own path.
8:54 am
Have you ever wondered whether the music of Fats Waller is compatible with J.S. Bach? Nigel Kennedy has the answer. Read on to learn more!
Daily Bow: Aerealists Bring High Drama to BSO Concert
9:20 am
Have you ever wondered how acrobats and contortionists can play into a symphony concert? Read on to learn more!
Interview with Helmut Lipsky, Part 1
8:30 am
In the first of an exclusive multi-part cycle focusing on the work of acclaimed composer and musician Helmut Lipsky, Mr. Lipsky shares his thoughts with us on composition and his many projects
Music for the Masses: Monday’s Bow (September 17)
8:00 am
An expression of music for the people from two very different authors and musicians. Also, a preview of an upcoming four-part series here at String Visions.
Daily Bow: Making Music with Your Mind
7:30 am
The Brainwave Music Project sounds like sci-fi, but it’s real: it’s music produced directly from brainwaves with no physical effort from the musician.
Daily Bow: Mason Bates Wins Heinz Award
9:57 am
Have you ever heard a piece that uses actual recordings of earthquakes along with orchestra? Read on to learn more!
Daily Bow: Alive and Well in St. Louis
7:30 am
Tuesday’s Bow detailed some of the grim situation in Atlanta. Here’s a look at a city that’s kicking off a bustling season of music this month.
Daily Bow: Disputes Results in Lock-Out of Atlanta Symphony Musicians
8:58 am
A stalemate in negotiations regarding the musicians’ contract at the Atlanta Symphony has resulted in some ugly consequences. Read on to learn more.
Chatting with Ovation Press Editor Roland Pidoux
8:00 am
Roland Pidoux, Ovation Press editor and acclaimed cellist, shares his experiences as a professional musician and thoughts on works published with us
Daily Bow: “Cultivating Uniqueness” in Seattle
7:30 am
Seattle is a place often forgotten on the classical music map, but, as violist Heather Bentley shows us, it’s one of the best places to forge your own path.
Nigel Kennedy on the Future of Classical Music
8:54 am
Have you ever wondered whether the music of Fats Waller is compatible with J.S. Bach? Nigel Kennedy has the answer. Read on to learn more! CONNECT WITH US!
