In the wake of the tragic shooting in Aurora, Colorado, people find strength and solace in classical music.
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In the wake of the tragic shooting in Aurora, Colorado, people find strength and solace in classical music.
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Classical music remains a thriving force on the big screen (and the small one). Learn more about its influence and usage in soundtracks.
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This week’s Monday Daily Bow features a new Vivaldi Concerto, Idina Menzel’s visit to Chicago, and much more from around the classical music world.
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This week our Monday Daily Bow features a great piece exploring the fine line between encouraging children in classical music and becoming a drill sergeant they rebel against.
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In an ever-present search for funding in the modern world of classical music, crowdfunding is emerging as a popular option. Learn why!
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This week in our Monday Daily Bow we take a look at a classical music revival in the Palestinian Territories, as well as the classical alternative to Justin Bieber!
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A new novel blurs the boundary between classical music and the murder mystery genre… learn more!
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We hope you all had a wonderful Father’s Day yesterday. Fathers have played an important role in shaping musical history. Learn more!
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Amidst the debates of elitism and tradition in classical music, some artists are cutting through all of that, taking action to spread classical music in a way that celebrates their national heritage and gender pride! Read more!
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Dynamic editor duo Charles Jacot and Stephen Watkins arranges Debussy’s Girl with the Flaxen Hair for cello quartet!
Strength and Solace in Classical Music (Monday’s Bow July 23)
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In the wake of the tragic shooting in Aurora, Colorado, people find strength and solace in classical music.
Classical in Soundtracks – Monday’s Bow (July 16)
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Classical music remains a thriving force on the big screen (and the small one). Learn more about its influence and usage in soundtracks.
Monday’s Bow (July 9)
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This week’s Monday Daily Bow features a new Vivaldi Concerto, Idina Menzel’s visit to Chicago, and much more from around the classical music world.
Monday’s Bow (July 2)
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This week our Monday Daily Bow features a great piece exploring the fine line between encouraging children in classical music and becoming a drill sergeant they rebel against.
Crowdfunding Classical Music
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In an ever-present search for funding in the modern world of classical music, crowdfunding is emerging as a popular option. Learn why!
Monday’s Bow (June 25)
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This week in our Monday Daily Bow we take a look at a classical music revival in the Palestinian Territories, as well as the classical alternative to Justin Bieber!
Daily Bow: The Mystery of ‘Death and Transfiguration’
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A new novel blurs the boundary between classical music and the murder mystery genre… learn more!
Celebrating Father’s Day 2012 (Monday Daily Bow June 18)
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We hope you all had a wonderful Father’s Day yesterday. Fathers have played an important role in shaping musical history. Learn more!
Monday’s Bow (June 11)
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Amidst the debates of elitism and tradition in classical music, some artists are cutting through all of that, taking action to spread classical music in a way that celebrates their national heritage and gender pride! Read more!
The Girl with the Flaxen Hair Comes to Cello Quartet!
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Dynamic editor duo Charles Jacot and Stephen Watkins arranges Debussy’s Girl with the Flaxen Hair for cello quartet! CONNECT WITH US!
