In honor of Valentine’s Day this week, romance is in the air with classical (or should we say Romantic) music Last week Reed College marked its centennial with Chamber Music Northwest and past-century classics such as Schoenberg’s Pierrot Lunaire A documentary gives tribute to blind musicians – numerous across many genres of music A new reason to […]
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In honor of Valentine’s Day this week, romance is in the air with classical (or should we say Romantic) music Last week Reed College marked its centennial with Chamber Music Northwest and past-century classics such as Schoenberg’s Pierrot Lunaire A documentary gives tribute to blind musicians – numerous across many genres of music A new reason to […]
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Reviewing an article featured in Slate, String Visions’ Creative Director Colin Cronin talks about why it is important that we not think of Asians as the saviors of classical music.
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This Monday’s Daily Bow features two stories of how performers are presenting classical music with a twist to draw in more audiences.
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Revitalizing classical music and its ability to bridge cultures are the topics of this Monday’s Daily Bow!
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This Monday’s Daily Bow features an interview with Joshua Bell that yields some poignant insights into the Bell’s mind and the place of classical music amidst the other main phenomena of the modern world.
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This Monday Daily Bow features Lynn Harrell’s recent visit to Chicago, the premier of a much-anticipated symphony, and the International Chamber Soloists!
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Ovation Press is now on Google+! Visit our profile and +1 our pages!
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In this special edition of the Monday Daily Bow, guest author Dr. Jo Nardolillo shares her insights into the power of live music. Does music need to be heard live? Read on and share your ideas!
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The first Daily Bow of 2012 kicks off the new year with some inspiring stories, including the positive power of music on Haiti and a passionate luthier who continues to build instruments despite a medical setback.
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We celebrate the New Year with a powerful convocation address from musician and visionary Robert McDuffie, who talks about the critical importance of putting your career in your own hands.
Monday’s Bow (February 13) – Including the Classical Music Rollercoaster!
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In honor of Valentine’s Day this week, romance is in the air with classical (or should we say Romantic) music Last week Reed College marked its centennial with Chamber Music Northwest and past-century classics such as Schoenberg’s Pierrot Lunaire A documentary gives tribute to blind musicians – numerous across many genres of music A new reason to […]
Why Asians Shouldn’t Be the Messiah of Classical Music
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Reviewing an article featured in Slate, String Visions’ Creative Director Colin Cronin talks about why it is important that we not think of Asians as the saviors of classical music.
Monday’s Bow (February 6)
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This Monday’s Daily Bow features two stories of how performers are presenting classical music with a twist to draw in more audiences.
Monday’s Bow (January 30)
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Revitalizing classical music and its ability to bridge cultures are the topics of this Monday’s Daily Bow!
Monday’s Bow (January 23)
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This Monday’s Daily Bow features an interview with Joshua Bell that yields some poignant insights into the Bell’s mind and the place of classical music amidst the other main phenomena of the modern world.
Monday’s Bow (January 16)
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This Monday Daily Bow features Lynn Harrell’s recent visit to Chicago, the premier of a much-anticipated symphony, and the International Chamber Soloists!
Ovation Press is on Google+
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Ovation Press is now on Google+! Visit our profile and +1 our pages!
Water Lilies and the Power of Live Music (Monday’s Bow Jan. 9)
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In this special edition of the Monday Daily Bow, guest author Dr. Jo Nardolillo shares her insights into the power of live music. Does music need to be heard live? Read on and share your ideas!
Monday’s Bow (January 2)
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The first Daily Bow of 2012 kicks off the new year with some inspiring stories, including the positive power of music on Haiti and a passionate luthier who continues to build instruments despite a medical setback.
Listening to Your World, Listening to Your Future
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We celebrate the New Year with a powerful convocation address from musician and visionary Robert McDuffie, who talks about the critical importance of putting your career in your own hands. CONNECT WITH US!
