A year ago, we introduced you to the Kinshasa Symphony. Now, even CNN has found the story, and the symphony is going strong.
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A year ago, we introduced you to the Kinshasa Symphony. Now, even CNN has found the story, and the symphony is going strong.
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Lynn Harrell is the latest high-profile cellist to run into trouble with the industry that is rapidly becoming a musician’s worst nightmare: the airlines.
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Detroit Symphony bassist Rick Robinson is resigning to pursue his Classical Revolution work. Why? Because, he says, “it’s a party, and everyone is invited.”
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Kristin Tillotson of the Minneapolis Star Tribune has an answer for everyone who’s ever wondered what classical musicians really do for a living.
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Critic Stephen Smoliar shows us that a fresh take on a familiar piece can give a new lease on our musical life.
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Carnegie Hall kicks off its 2012 festival this week, entitled “Voices From Latin America.”
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The 15th Beijing Music Festival wraps up today, and sponsor Credit Suisse has high hopes for the exchange between Western and Eastern classical communities.
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Minnesota Orchestra musicians have been locked out since October 1st, and their plight shows us a lot of the ugly underbelly of orchestral administration.
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Dr. Ludmilla Leibman of the Educational Bridge Project invites the musical community to connect in Boston during the 22nd Annual Russian-American Festival.
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Music is into the recycling business, making old sounds new again with a fresh take. Jazz trio The Bad Plus gives “The Rite of Spring” an edgy overhaul.
Daily Bow: Checking in with the Kinshasa Symphony
7:30 am
A year ago, we introduced you to the Kinshasa Symphony. Now, even CNN has found the story, and the symphony is going strong.
Daily Bow: No Miles for You!
7:30 am
Lynn Harrell is the latest high-profile cellist to run into trouble with the industry that is rapidly becoming a musician’s worst nightmare: the airlines.
Daily Bow: Classical Revolution, Detroit-Style
7:30 am
Detroit Symphony bassist Rick Robinson is resigning to pursue his Classical Revolution work. Why? Because, he says, “it’s a party, and everyone is invited.”
Daily Bow: A Day in the Life
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Kristin Tillotson of the Minneapolis Star Tribune has an answer for everyone who’s ever wondered what classical musicians really do for a living.
Daily Bow: Familiar Piece, Fresh Take
7:30 am
Critic Stephen Smoliar shows us that a fresh take on a familiar piece can give a new lease on our musical life.
Daily Bow: Latin Voices at Carnegie Hall
7:30 am
Carnegie Hall kicks off its 2012 festival this week, entitled “Voices From Latin America.”
Daily Bow: Beijing Music Festival Seeks to Broaden Horizons
7:20 am
The 15th Beijing Music Festival wraps up today, and sponsor Credit Suisse has high hopes for the exchange between Western and Eastern classical communities.
Daily Bow: Up Against a Wall in Minnesota
7:30 am
Minnesota Orchestra musicians have been locked out since October 1st, and their plight shows us a lot of the ugly underbelly of orchestral administration.
Daily Bow: Building Bridges
7:30 am
Dr. Ludmilla Leibman of the Educational Bridge Project invites the musical community to connect in Boston during the 22nd Annual Russian-American Festival.
Daily Bow: Jazz Goes to the Ballet
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Music is into the recycling business, making old sounds new again with a fresh take. Jazz trio The Bad Plus gives “The Rite of Spring” an edgy overhaul. 
