A massive brain tumor and four major surgeries have been no match for 21-year-old piano student Paul Murray, who refuses to let paralysis end his dream.
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A massive brain tumor and four major surgeries have been no match for 21-year-old piano student Paul Murray, who refuses to let paralysis end his dream.
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What do Bob Dylan, Yo-Yo Ma, David Byrne, animators at Pixar, neuroscientists at MIT, an amateur bartender in New York, entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley, and Israeli army reservists have in common? They’re all topics of discussions in Jonah Leherer’s latest book, “Imagine: How Creativity Works,” which takes a fascinating look at a process close to […]
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Classical music is heading back to its intimate roots–but it’s forcing musicians to get creative about getting paid.
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It’s getting hard to get a good laugh in the classical music world these days. It wasn’t always like that–why is it now?
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Last Wednesday, the Detroit Symphony Orchestra announced a new endowment to further their commitment to African-American artists.
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Rachel Barton Pine performs all 24 Paganini caprices without fear–and manages to have fun at the same time!
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Independent record label Cello Classics is issuing two new albums this spring that feature Julius Klengel and Keith Harvey.
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Research suggests that a small electrical current can jolt the brain into a state of flow–is this a short-cut to “the zone”?
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This week, Indiana University announced that the Pacifica String Quartet will become their first string-quartet-in-residence 50 years.
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Ahmad Sarmast, director of the Afghanistan National Institute of Music, has big dreams for his students, his art, and his country.
Daily Bow: Paralyzed Music Student Plays On
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A massive brain tumor and four major surgeries have been no match for 21-year-old piano student Paul Murray, who refuses to let paralysis end his dream.
Daily Bow: Explaining Creativity
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What do Bob Dylan, Yo-Yo Ma, David Byrne, animators at Pixar, neuroscientists at MIT, an amateur bartender in New York, entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley, and Israeli army reservists have in common? They’re all topics of discussions in Jonah Leherer’s latest book, “Imagine: How Creativity Works,” which takes a fascinating look at a process close to […]
Daily Bow: Concerts, Delivered
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Classical music is heading back to its intimate roots–but it’s forcing musicians to get creative about getting paid.
Daily Bow: Why So Serious?
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It’s getting hard to get a good laugh in the classical music world these days. It wasn’t always like that–why is it now?
Daily Bow: Detroit Symphony Gift Honors Civil Rights Pioneer
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Last Wednesday, the Detroit Symphony Orchestra announced a new endowment to further their commitment to African-American artists.
Daily Bow: Rachel Barton Pine Fears No Paganini
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Rachel Barton Pine performs all 24 Paganini caprices without fear–and manages to have fun at the same time!
Daily Bow: Two New Gems on the Cello Classics Label
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Independent record label Cello Classics is issuing two new albums this spring that feature Julius Klengel and Keith Harvey.
Daily Bow: Zap Your Way to Better Focus?
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Research suggests that a small electrical current can jolt the brain into a state of flow–is this a short-cut to “the zone”?
Daily Bow: Pacifica Quartet to Begin IU Residency
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This week, Indiana University announced that the Pacifica String Quartet will become their first string-quartet-in-residence 50 years.
Daily Bow: Musical Dreams in Afghanistan
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Ahmad Sarmast, director of the Afghanistan National Institute of Music, has big dreams for his students, his art, and his country. CONNECT WITH US!
