Air travel with musical instruments has become a nightmare. Read these horror stories and share your own: it’s time for airlines to read about themselves and make big changes.
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Air travel with musical instruments has become a nightmare. Read these horror stories and share your own: it’s time for airlines to read about themselves and make big changes.
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There’s a lot of talk about what the rise of a strong Asian presence in classical music means, some of it admiring, some of it negative. Here’s one take.
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The Guardian has collaborated with Spotify to collect data on what music is important to people and why–and you can help by creating your own soundtrack.
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Today is French composer Claude Debussy’s 150th birthday! Despite his prominence, there’s been little fanfare about the big day–but there should be more.
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The phenomenal success of the “Fifty Shades of Grey” books have created a mania for classical music–who’re we to complain?
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The Iraqi National Youth Orchestra, hailed as the world’s bravest orchestra, will make their international debut in the UK this month.
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The Aegean island of Samos plays host to the Samos Young Artists Festival this week, where classical improvisation is taking center stage.
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Composer Petra Anderson was shot in the Aurora rampage but miraculously avoided serious brain injury. Music may help speed her recovery.
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Karim Wasfi is in his fifth year as the creator of an El Sistema-inspired project that hopes to give children a better life through music.
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Russian singer Yevgeny Nitikin was dismissed from Beyreuth due to controversial tattoos, and the decision has prompted a firestorm of debate.
Daily Bow: Flying the Unfriendly Skies
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Air travel with musical instruments has become a nightmare. Read these horror stories and share your own: it’s time for airlines to read about themselves and make big changes.
Daily Bow: Asia’s Classical Horizon
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There’s a lot of talk about what the rise of a strong Asian presence in classical music means, some of it admiring, some of it negative. Here’s one take.
Daily Bow: Your Music, Your Self? What Your Music Says About You
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The Guardian has collaborated with Spotify to collect data on what music is important to people and why–and you can help by creating your own soundtrack.
Daily Bow: Happy Birthday, Debussy!
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Today is French composer Claude Debussy’s 150th birthday! Despite his prominence, there’s been little fanfare about the big day–but there should be more.
Daily Bow: “Fifty Shades” Goes Classical, Part II
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The phenomenal success of the “Fifty Shades of Grey” books have created a mania for classical music–who’re we to complain?
Daily Bow: The World’s Bravest Orchestra
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The Iraqi National Youth Orchestra, hailed as the world’s bravest orchestra, will make their international debut in the UK this month.
Daily Bow: Winging It In On The Aegean
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The Aegean island of Samos plays host to the Samos Young Artists Festival this week, where classical improvisation is taking center stage.
Daily Bow: Luck and Music Work to Heal Aurora Composer
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Composer Petra Anderson was shot in the Aurora rampage but miraculously avoided serious brain injury. Music may help speed her recovery.
Daily Bow: Iraqi Musician Adapts El Sistema for Iraq’s Orphans
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Karim Wasfi is in his fifth year as the creator of an El Sistema-inspired project that hopes to give children a better life through music.
Daily Bow: Beyreuth Tattoo Firing Raises Big Questions
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Russian singer Yevgeny Nitikin was dismissed from Beyreuth due to controversial tattoos, and the decision has prompted a firestorm of debate. CONNECT WITH US!
