Hans Jensen conducts an EXCLUSIVE interview with Professor Tong Wei-Dong, one of the top violin teachers in China and a leading musical force at Beijing Central Conservatory.
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Hans Jensen conducts an EXCLUSIVE interview with Professor Tong Wei-Dong, one of the top violin teachers in China and a leading musical force at Beijing Central Conservatory.
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Learn more about the San Francisco Symphony. Unquestionably one of the world’s premier musical ensembles, it breathes life into classical music that reaches far beyond its Bay Area communities.
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Read on to hear about the Svetlanov State Academic Symphony Orchestra and its conductor woes. Their conflict with music director Mark Gorenstein leads us to question the roles and limits of a conductor.
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Read on to hear about an innovative new project that gathered Australian musicians from around the world into one powerhouse orchestra!
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Read on to hear about Gerald Elias’s third murder mystery novel and read an interview with the former associate concertmaster of the Utah Symphony!
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Read more to hear Nigel Kennedy’s opinions about performing Bach and how he feels about the way his colleagues approach this hallowed composer.
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Read on to hear cellist Ennio Bolognini create incredibly lifelike sounds with his cello in this fascinating sketch!
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The Marphe Quartet, comprised of four remarkable young talents from all over the world, will perform at Turkey’s International Festival.
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Read on to hear more about Tchaikovsky Competition winner Narek Hakhnazaryan’s future plans!
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Read two articles about Nigel Kennedy and his recent solo Bach concert at Royal Albert Hall.
Interview with Tong Wei-Dong, Part 1
8:00 am
Hans Jensen conducts an EXCLUSIVE interview with Professor Tong Wei-Dong, one of the top violin teachers in China and a leading musical force at Beijing Central Conservatory.
San Francisco’s Musical Heritage
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Learn more about the San Francisco Symphony. Unquestionably one of the world’s premier musical ensembles, it breathes life into classical music that reaches far beyond its Bay Area communities.
Daily Bow: How Much Power Should a Conductor Have?
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Read on to hear about the Svetlanov State Academic Symphony Orchestra and its conductor woes. Their conflict with music director Mark Gorenstein leads us to question the roles and limits of a conductor.
Daily Bow: The Australian World Orchestra
12:00 pm
Read on to hear about an innovative new project that gathered Australian musicians from around the world into one powerhouse orchestra!
Daily Bow: From Concertmaster to Author
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Read on to hear about Gerald Elias’s third murder mystery novel and read an interview with the former associate concertmaster of the Utah Symphony!
Daily Bow: Nigel Kennedy Criticizes Modern Bach Performances
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Read more to hear Nigel Kennedy’s opinions about performing Bach and how he feels about the way his colleagues approach this hallowed composer.
Daily Bow: Sketch by Ennio Bolognini
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Read on to hear cellist Ennio Bolognini create incredibly lifelike sounds with his cello in this fascinating sketch!
Marphe Quartet Making Young Names Known
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The Marphe Quartet, comprised of four remarkable young talents from all over the world, will perform at Turkey’s International Festival.
Daily Bow: Narek Hakhnazaryan Discusses Future Plans
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Read on to hear more about Tchaikovsky Competition winner Narek Hakhnazaryan’s future plans!
Daily Bow: Nigel Kennedy Plays Solo Bach at Royal Albert Hall
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Read two articles about Nigel Kennedy and his recent solo Bach concert at Royal Albert Hall. CONNECT WITH US!
