This week, Britain’s ITV aired the 2012 Classic Brit Awards, the British equivalent of classical Grammys, and touched off a blogosphere firestorm.
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This week, Britain’s ITV aired the 2012 Classic Brit Awards, the British equivalent of classical Grammys, and touched off a blogosphere firestorm.
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San Antonio arts patron Johanna Rabinowitz passed away at the end of September, leaving a lasting legacy of generosity and love for the arts.
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Darren Henley runs Britain’s Classic FM and has made it the world’s most successful commercial classical station with a few tricks from mainstream radio.
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The Chicago Symphony and Atlanta Symphony strikes are over, and they have showed us a lot about our communities, ourselves, and our future.
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Do good fences make good neighbors? What makes a good neighbor at a concert? It’s time to think about how much noise is too much and how we deal with it.
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Toronto columnist Corey Mintz discussed the future of classical music over dinner with some friends, touching on efforts to bring new people in to concerts.
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Conductor Gerard Schwarz has assembled his very own 95-piece Dream Team of an orchestra for a TV series project to air in 2013.
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The Brainwave Music Project sounds like sci-fi, but it’s real: it’s music produced directly from brainwaves with no physical effort from the musician.
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Tuesday’s Bow detailed some of the grim situation in Atlanta. Here’s a look at a city that’s kicking off a bustling season of music this month.
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Seattle is a place often forgotten on the classical music map, but, as violist Heather Bentley shows us, it’s one of the best places to forge your own path.
Daily Bow: Up In Arms Over the Classic Brits
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This week, Britain’s ITV aired the 2012 Classic Brit Awards, the British equivalent of classical Grammys, and touched off a blogosphere firestorm.
Daily Bow: San Antonio Honors a Life in Music
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San Antonio arts patron Johanna Rabinowitz passed away at the end of September, leaving a lasting legacy of generosity and love for the arts.
Daily Bow: Dusting Off Classical Radio Model
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Darren Henley runs Britain’s Classic FM and has made it the world’s most successful commercial classical station with a few tricks from mainstream radio.
Daily Bow: We’re All in This Together
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The Chicago Symphony and Atlanta Symphony strikes are over, and they have showed us a lot about our communities, ourselves, and our future.
Daily Bow: Good Fences…
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Do good fences make good neighbors? What makes a good neighbor at a concert? It’s time to think about how much noise is too much and how we deal with it.
Daily Bow: The View from the Tweet Seats
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Toronto columnist Corey Mintz discussed the future of classical music over dinner with some friends, touching on efforts to bring new people in to concerts.
Daily Bow: An All-Star Orchestra
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Conductor Gerard Schwarz has assembled his very own 95-piece Dream Team of an orchestra for a TV series project to air in 2013.
Daily Bow: Making Music with Your Mind
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The Brainwave Music Project sounds like sci-fi, but it’s real: it’s music produced directly from brainwaves with no physical effort from the musician.
Daily Bow: Alive and Well in St. Louis
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Tuesday’s Bow detailed some of the grim situation in Atlanta. Here’s a look at a city that’s kicking off a bustling season of music this month.
Daily Bow: “Cultivating Uniqueness” in Seattle
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Seattle is a place often forgotten on the classical music map, but, as violist Heather Bentley shows us, it’s one of the best places to forge your own path. CONNECT WITH US!
