Along with Labor Day, this week we celebrate the 100th anniversary of iconic and controversial classical music titan John Cage
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Along with Labor Day, this week we celebrate the 100th anniversary of iconic and controversial classical music titan John Cage
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An article from 1994 on “What Makes a Musician” highlight how powerful words can be in effecting change long after they are written
8:30 am
Valter Dešpalj has published four different cello ensemble arrangements from different periods.
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Classical music made easy, and other stories from Ravinia and around the classical music world
8:00 am
A nicely-timed comic from NPR Classical in the wake of 50 Shades of Grey and its classical soundtrack
7:30 am
A new series in a small-town cafe could lead to something big for classical music
7:30 am
This week’s Monday Daily Bow looks at the latest from the musical mind research, as well as other happenings from around the classical world.
9:00 am
Learn more about the exciting release of Ovation Press’ first string trio – Ravel’s Fugue from Le Tombeau de Couperin!
8:30 am
New scores of Rachmaninoff, Wagner, Satie, and Gounod for cello released in the last couple months
7:45 am
The London Olympics are underway, and a special guest from the classical world got a chance to participate in its opening. Learn more!
Monday’s Bow: Labor Day Edition 2012
11:53 am
Along with Labor Day, this week we celebrate the 100th anniversary of iconic and controversial classical music titan John Cage
Musicians’ Mettle: Monday’s Bow (August 26)
7:30 am
An article from 1994 on “What Makes a Musician” highlight how powerful words can be in effecting change long after they are written
A Journey Through the Musical Ages with Cello
8:30 am
Valter Dešpalj has published four different cello ensemble arrangements from different periods.
Monday’s Bow (August 20)
7:30 am
Classical music made easy, and other stories from Ravinia and around the classical music world
NPR Classical’s 50 Shades of Faure
8:00 am
A nicely-timed comic from NPR Classical in the wake of 50 Shades of Grey and its classical soundtrack
Cafe Classical’s Rising Popularity (Monday’s Bow August 13)
7:30 am
A new series in a small-town cafe could lead to something big for classical music
Classical Brains, Olympics, and Bows (Monday’s Bow August 6)
7:30 am
This week’s Monday Daily Bow looks at the latest from the musical mind research, as well as other happenings from around the classical world.
Ovation Press Publishes First Arrangement for String Trio!
9:00 am
Learn more about the exciting release of Ovation Press’ first string trio – Ravel’s Fugue from Le Tombeau de Couperin!
New Score Releases: June–July 2012
8:30 am
New scores of Rachmaninoff, Wagner, Satie, and Gounod for cello released in the last couple months
Monday’s Bow (July 30)
7:45 am
The London Olympics are underway, and a special guest from the classical world got a chance to participate in its opening. Learn more! CONNECT WITH US!
