Read more about the efforts of classical musician, financial adviser, and entrepreneur Richard Owen, founder of Camerata New York Orchestra
Archive | October, 2012
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Read more about the efforts of classical musician, financial adviser, and entrepreneur Richard Owen, founder of Camerata New York Orchestra
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A new book seeks to explore how Bach has been interpreted and “reinvented” by various musicians over the past century. Read on to learn more!
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An innovative experiment in classical music education for kids could be the next big thing… read on to learn more
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In the first of a monthly series from Community MusicWorks Fellows, violist and first-year Fellow Annalisa Boerner shares her experience with CMW performing at the Armory Farmers Market
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Minnesota Orchestra musicians have been locked out since October 1st, and their plight shows us a lot of the ugly underbelly of orchestral administration.
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Can listening to classical music have similar effects on dogs as it does for humans? Read on to learn more about this fascinating study!
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The issue of accessibility and exclusivity in classical music may be a more nuanced one than commonly thought. Read on to learn more!
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Canadian early music ensemble Pallade Musica has won the Grand Prize at the EMA’s first Baroque Performance Competition
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The musicians of the Minnesota Orchestra are locked out but not knocked out! They gave their own version of a “season premier”
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Dr. Ludmilla Leibman of the Educational Bridge Project invites the musical community to connect in Boston during the 22nd Annual Russian-American Festival.
Daily Bow: The Latest Classical Entrepreneur
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Read more about the efforts of classical musician, financial adviser, and entrepreneur Richard Owen, founder of Camerata New York Orchestra
Daily Bow: “Bach Reinvented”
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A new book seeks to explore how Bach has been interpreted and “reinvented” by various musicians over the past century. Read on to learn more!
What Classical Kids are Up To: Monday’s Bow (October 29)
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An innovative experiment in classical music education for kids could be the next big thing… read on to learn more
The View from a Fellowship – Monthly CMW Series
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In the first of a monthly series from Community MusicWorks Fellows, violist and first-year Fellow Annalisa Boerner shares her experience with CMW performing at the Armory Farmers Market
Daily Bow: Up Against a Wall in Minnesota
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Minnesota Orchestra musicians have been locked out since October 1st, and their plight shows us a lot of the ugly underbelly of orchestral administration.
Daily Bow: Is Classical Music a Dog’s Best Friend?
8:57 am
Can listening to classical music have similar effects on dogs as it does for humans? Read on to learn more about this fascinating study!
Daily Bow: Classical Music’s Faults also Its Strengths
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The issue of accessibility and exclusivity in classical music may be a more nuanced one than commonly thought. Read on to learn more!
Daily Bow: Canadian Pallade Musica wins Grand Prize Baroque Competition
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Canadian early music ensemble Pallade Musica has won the Grand Prize at the EMA’s first Baroque Performance Competition
Locked Out and Still Playing: Monday’s Bow (October 22)
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The musicians of the Minnesota Orchestra are locked out but not knocked out! They gave their own version of a “season premier”
Daily Bow: Building Bridges
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Dr. Ludmilla Leibman of the Educational Bridge Project invites the musical community to connect in Boston during the 22nd Annual Russian-American Festival. CONNECT WITH US!
