Is historically informed performance still vital to our understand to the works of Haydn, Beethoven, and others? Read on to learn about this fascinating debate!
Archive | October, 2012
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Is historically informed performance still vital to our understand to the works of Haydn, Beethoven, and others? Read on to learn about this fascinating debate!
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Music is into the recycling business, making old sounds new again with a fresh take. Jazz trio The Bad Plus gives “The Rite of Spring” an edgy overhaul.
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Interested in getting a feel for the whole of 20th century music? Read on to learn more about a fascinating festival happening next year in London!
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This week’s Monday Daily Bow honors a man and musician who gave up his life in pursuit of peace and the truth
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This week, Britain’s ITV aired the 2012 Classic Brit Awards, the British equivalent of classical Grammys, and touched off a blogosphere firestorm.
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The Cairo Opera House recently started a new children’s concert initiative. Read on to learn more!
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San Antonio arts patron Johanna Rabinowitz passed away at the end of September, leaving a lasting legacy of generosity and love for the arts.
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Join Ovation Press and Helmut Lipsky for a “Trip for Two” through Mr. Lipsky’s composition Voyage à deux for violin duo
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Looking for an orchestra that’s not afraid to take risks and buck some old trends? Read on to learn more about the River Oaks Chamber Orchestra!
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A new online initiative in the Twin Cities seeks to unite disparate classical music organizations
Daily Bow: Is Period Instrument Performance Really Distinct Anymore?
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Is historically informed performance still vital to our understand to the works of Haydn, Beethoven, and others? Read on to learn about this fascinating debate!
Daily Bow: Jazz Goes to the Ballet
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Music is into the recycling business, making old sounds new again with a fresh take. Jazz trio The Bad Plus gives “The Rite of Spring” an edgy overhaul.
Daily Bow: Modern Music at London’s Southbank Centre
9:29 am
Interested in getting a feel for the whole of 20th century music? Read on to learn more about a fascinating festival happening next year in London!
Celebrating a Classical Symbol for Peace (Monday’s Bow October 15)
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This week’s Monday Daily Bow honors a man and musician who gave up his life in pursuit of peace and the truth
Daily Bow: Up In Arms Over the Classic Brits
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This week, Britain’s ITV aired the 2012 Classic Brit Awards, the British equivalent of classical Grammys, and touched off a blogosphere firestorm.
Daily Bow: Opera for Children in Cairo
9:26 am
The Cairo Opera House recently started a new children’s concert initiative. Read on to learn more!
Daily Bow: San Antonio Honors a Life in Music
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San Antonio arts patron Johanna Rabinowitz passed away at the end of September, leaving a lasting legacy of generosity and love for the arts.
Take a Trip for Two with Helmut Lipsky
3:05 am
Join Ovation Press and Helmut Lipsky for a “Trip for Two” through Mr. Lipsky’s composition Voyage à deux for violin duo
Daily Bow: ROCO Not Afraid to Take Risks
7:58 am
Looking for an orchestra that’s not afraid to take risks and buck some old trends? Read on to learn more about the River Oaks Chamber Orchestra!
New Home for Twin Cities Classical: Monday Daily Bow (September 8)
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A new online initiative in the Twin Cities seeks to unite disparate classical music organizations CONNECT WITH US!
