The Venezuelan phenomenon El Sistema has taken hold across the globe–even making its way to at-risk children in Saskatoon, Canada.
Archive | December, 2012
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The Venezuelan phenomenon El Sistema has taken hold across the globe–even making its way to at-risk children in Saskatoon, Canada.
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Telecommunications and IT giant Nokia is employing classical music – and a 55-piece orchestra – in its latest round of mobile ringtones!
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It’s that time of the year, when people compile their top lists of classical music albums. Here are a few for 2012!
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Lincoln Center and the New York Philharmonic have announced that they will go forward with the long-overdue redesign of Avery Fisher Hall.
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In the first of a three-part interview with Jeffrey Solow – cellist, teacher, advocate, and proflific artist – we explore Mr. Solow’s teaching philosophy and important pedagogical concepts which have shaped him and those who have studied with him
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A recent article on leadership in jazz has some important lessons to teach classical music
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Boston Symphony Orchestra principal cellist Jules Eskin is the patriarch of a family that has a long history in classical music.
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On November 30th, 2012 two very different performances were held in two very different parts of the world… but they both marked “firsts” in bringing together different cultures and societies through classical music
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The battle between the Minnesota Orchestra’s musicians and board is heating up, with accusations of financial mismanagement and a no-confidence vote
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Continuing with our look at innovative initiatives in classical music education, we take a closer look at ArtistWorks and the educational model they have developed
Daily Bow: El Sistema Comes to Saskatoon
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The Venezuelan phenomenon El Sistema has taken hold across the globe–even making its way to at-risk children in Saskatoon, Canada.
Daily Bow: Classical Strikes it Big in Ring Tones
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Telecommunications and IT giant Nokia is employing classical music – and a 55-piece orchestra – in its latest round of mobile ringtones!
The 2012 Classical Music Lists: Monday’s Bow (December 10)
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It’s that time of the year, when people compile their top lists of classical music albums. Here are a few for 2012!
Daily Bow: A New Future for Avery Fisher
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Lincoln Center and the New York Philharmonic have announced that they will go forward with the long-overdue redesign of Avery Fisher Hall.
Meeting of Minds: Interview with Jeffrey Solow Part 1
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In the first of a three-part interview with Jeffrey Solow – cellist, teacher, advocate, and proflific artist – we explore Mr. Solow’s teaching philosophy and important pedagogical concepts which have shaped him and those who have studied with him
Daily Bow: What Jazz Leadership Can Teach Classical
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A recent article on leadership in jazz has some important lessons to teach classical music
Daily Bow: The Family That Plays Together Stays Together
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Boston Symphony Orchestra principal cellist Jules Eskin is the patriarch of a family that has a long history in classical music.
Daily Bow: Two “Firsts” in Global Bridging Performances
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On November 30th, 2012 two very different performances were held in two very different parts of the world… but they both marked “firsts” in bringing together different cultures and societies through classical music
Minnesotan Battlegrounds (Monday’s Bow: December 3)
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The battle between the Minnesota Orchestra’s musicians and board is heating up, with accusations of financial mismanagement and a no-confidence vote
The Future of Classical Music Education? Part 2
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Continuing with our look at innovative initiatives in classical music education, we take a closer look at ArtistWorks and the educational model they have developed CONNECT WITH US!
