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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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
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Classical Reinvention is aiming to change the way in which classical music is presented, marketed, and branded. Learn more!
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A look at the record-label Naxos and where it stands in the classical music industry after a quarter-century
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Gustavo Dudamel is doing more than just getting named musician of the year by Musical America! Find out more about what he’s been up to.
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Classical music is big during the seasonal holidays of Thanksgiving and Christmas. How do your holidays sound?
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Out of the tragedy of Hurricane Sandy, two new avant-garde works are composed. Read on to learn more!
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Elliott Carter has passed away at the age of 103. Learn more about the life and death of this astonishing musical force of the 20th and 21st centuries.
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Creative Director Colin Cronin looks at an education program that could represent the perfect model for online music education
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
Daily Bow: Reinventing Classical Performers and Audiences
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Classical Reinvention is aiming to change the way in which classical music is presented, marketed, and branded. Learn more!
Daily Bow: The Evolution of Naxos
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A look at the record-label Naxos and where it stands in the classical music industry after a quarter-century
Dudamel in the Spotlight (Monday’s Bow November 26)
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Gustavo Dudamel is doing more than just getting named musician of the year by Musical America! Find out more about what he’s been up to.
Approaching the Holidays with Music (November 19)
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Classical music is big during the seasonal holidays of Thanksgiving and Christmas. How do your holidays sound?
Daily Bow: New Compositions in the Eye of the Storm
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Out of the tragedy of Hurricane Sandy, two new avant-garde works are composed. Read on to learn more!
A Musical Titan’s Century: Monday’s Bow (November 13)
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Elliott Carter has passed away at the age of 103. Learn more about the life and death of this astonishing musical force of the 20th and 21st centuries.
The Future of Classical Music Education? Part 1
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Creative Director Colin Cronin looks at an education program that could represent the perfect model for online music education CONNECT WITH US!
