Despite its popularity, Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture is not about “our” War of 1812. Philip Glass’s new overture, however, is.
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Despite its popularity, Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture is not about “our” War of 1812. Philip Glass’s new overture, however, is.
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Hilary Hahn and German experimental pianist Hauschka are turning heads with their new post-classical collaboration.
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American composer Elliott Carter’s 103 years have given him a life full of adventure–and he’s not planning on stopping that any time soon. With a recent premiere and an upcoming induction into the Legion of Honor awaiting, Carter is a force to be reckoned with.
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Richard Dare’s Huffington Post piece about clapping at classical music concerts got a lot of people talking…and the debate continues.
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The School of Music at the University of Illinois has announced its new quartet-in-residence following the departure of the Pacifica Quartet.
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Boston University sophomore and Miss Rhode Island Olivia Culpo was crowned Miss USA. What did she choose for the talent round? The cello!
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The Spoleto Festival premiered two pieces by Japanese composers that reflect on the tragic tsunami of 2011.
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Brooklyn Philharmonic CEO Richard Dare wants you to loosen up at concerts–maybe clapping between movements is not a sin after all.
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Hundreds of students everywhere choose to challenge themselves in school. Will they choose to challenge themselves with music if we give them the chance? A look at Utah’s International Baccalaureate programs sends the classical music community a message of hope.
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Philip Hensher contends that classical music is on the verge of extinction. There’s more hope than he realizes–but it’ll be work to help good classical music survive.
Daily Bow: Philip Glass’s 1812 Overture
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Despite its popularity, Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture is not about “our” War of 1812. Philip Glass’s new overture, however, is.
Daily Bow: Hilary Hahn Branches Out
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Hilary Hahn and German experimental pianist Hauschka are turning heads with their new post-classical collaboration.
Daily Bow: Elliott Carter at 103 and Counting
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American composer Elliott Carter’s 103 years have given him a life full of adventure–and he’s not planning on stopping that any time soon. With a recent premiere and an upcoming induction into the Legion of Honor awaiting, Carter is a force to be reckoned with.
Daily Bow: The Clapping Debate Strikes Back
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Richard Dare’s Huffington Post piece about clapping at classical music concerts got a lot of people talking…and the debate continues.
Daily Bow: Jupiter Quartet to Join Illinois Faculty
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The School of Music at the University of Illinois has announced its new quartet-in-residence following the departure of the Pacifica Quartet.
Daily Bow: Miss USA ( + Cello) Crowned
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Boston University sophomore and Miss Rhode Island Olivia Culpo was crowned Miss USA. What did she choose for the talent round? The cello!
Daily Bow: Meditations on Tragedy
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The Spoleto Festival premiered two pieces by Japanese composers that reflect on the tragic tsunami of 2011.
Daily Bow: To Clap or Not To Clap?
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Brooklyn Philharmonic CEO Richard Dare wants you to loosen up at concerts–maybe clapping between movements is not a sin after all.
Daily Bow: Self-Selecting for Music
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Hundreds of students everywhere choose to challenge themselves in school. Will they choose to challenge themselves with music if we give them the chance? A look at Utah’s International Baccalaureate programs sends the classical music community a message of hope.
Daily Bow: “Will Nobody Mourn Classical Music?”
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Philip Hensher contends that classical music is on the verge of extinction. There’s more hope than he realizes–but it’ll be work to help good classical music survive. CONNECT WITH US!
