It is with great sadness that we mourn the loss of Janos Starker: one of the world’s greatest cellists, an unsurpassed teacher, and one of the legendary musical figures of our time.
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It is with great sadness that we mourn the loss of Janos Starker: one of the world’s greatest cellists, an unsurpassed teacher, and one of the legendary musical figures of our time.
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The Zodiac Music Academy and Festival aims to draw talented music students from all over the world to the south of France
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A tribute and look at the life of Carl F. Becker, the Chicago-based master luthier, who passed away at the end of January 2013
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The classical club phenomenon has gone from a rarity to standard practice, and now the institutions are adopting it as a supplement to traditional concerts.
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It’s been a bumpy year for classical music, but the L.A. Times shines a light on the trend of nontraditional ensembles and how they’re making their way.
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Pianist, critic, and writer Charles Rosen passed away on December 9th at the age of 85, leaving us with his legacy of musicality, erudition, and refinement.
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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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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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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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British cellist and luthier Jonathan Beecher has high hopes for a new orchestra undertaking in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Honoring the Life of Janos Starker, Master Cellist
9:25 am
It is with great sadness that we mourn the loss of Janos Starker: one of the world’s greatest cellists, an unsurpassed teacher, and one of the legendary musical figures of our time.
A Musicians’ Retreat…
8:00 am
The Zodiac Music Academy and Festival aims to draw talented music students from all over the world to the south of France
The Great Violin Maker – Remembering Carl Becker
8:00 am
A tribute and look at the life of Carl F. Becker, the Chicago-based master luthier, who passed away at the end of January 2013
Daily Bow: Record Labels Get in on the Club Act
7:30 am
The classical club phenomenon has gone from a rarity to standard practice, and now the institutions are adopting it as a supplement to traditional concerts.
Daily Bow: 2012 In Review (Or: Music Goes Rogue)
7:30 am
It’s been a bumpy year for classical music, but the L.A. Times shines a light on the trend of nontraditional ensembles and how they’re making their way.
Daily Bow: Remembering Mr. Rosen
7:30 am
Pianist, critic, and writer Charles Rosen passed away on December 9th at the age of 85, leaving us with his legacy of musicality, erudition, and refinement.
Daily Bow: El Sistema Comes to Saskatoon
7:30 am
The Venezuelan phenomenon El Sistema has taken hold across the globe–even making its way to at-risk children in Saskatoon, Canada.
Daily Bow: A New Future for Avery Fisher
7:30 am
Lincoln Center and the New York Philharmonic have announced that they will go forward with the long-overdue redesign of Avery Fisher Hall.
Daily Bow: The Family That Plays Together Stays Together
7:30 am
Boston Symphony Orchestra principal cellist Jules Eskin is the patriarch of a family that has a long history in classical music.
Daily Bow: Dreams of Symphonic Empire in Kuala Lumpur
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British cellist and luthier Jonathan Beecher has high hopes for a new orchestra undertaking in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. 
