The classical club phenomenon has gone from a rarity to standard practice, and now the institutions are adopting it as a supplement to traditional concerts.
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The classical club phenomenon has gone from a rarity to standard practice, and now the institutions are adopting it as a supplement to traditional concerts.
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Ovation Press honors the life of a man who served music in a spirit of devotion, and subsequently helped to shape the world through music
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It’s been a bumpy year for classical music, but the L.A. Times shines a light on the trend of nontraditional ensembles and how they’re making their way.
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The Parnassus Project joins the effort to bring classical chamber music to alternative venues and audiences
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If classical music is an acquired taste, it’s our responsibility as classical music advocates to help as many people “acquire” it!
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Pianist, critic, and writer Charles Rosen passed away on December 9th at the age of 85, leaving us with his legacy of musicality, erudition, and refinement.
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Could Soundcrawl, a music initiative drawing upon technology to “curate” the best and brightest, hold something valuable for classical music? Or is this the wrong direction for the classical genre?
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The Venezuelan phenomenon El Sistema has taken hold across the globe–even making its way to at-risk children in Saskatoon, Canada.
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Telecommunications and IT giant Nokia is employing classical music – and a 55-piece orchestra – in its latest round of mobile ringtones!
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It’s that time of the year, when people compile their top lists of classical music albums. Here are a few for 2012!
Daily Bow: Record Labels Get in on the Club Act
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The classical club phenomenon has gone from a rarity to standard practice, and now the institutions are adopting it as a supplement to traditional concerts.
Daily Bow: Honoring Ravi Shankar
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Ovation Press honors the life of a man who served music in a spirit of devotion, and subsequently helped to shape the world through music
Daily Bow: 2012 In Review (Or: Music Goes Rogue)
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It’s been a bumpy year for classical music, but the L.A. Times shines a light on the trend of nontraditional ensembles and how they’re making their way.
Daily Bow: Parnassus Joins the Revolution
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The Parnassus Project joins the effort to bring classical chamber music to alternative venues and audiences
Learning to Hear Classical: Monday’s Bow (December 17)
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If classical music is an acquired taste, it’s our responsibility as classical music advocates to help as many people “acquire” it!
Daily Bow: Remembering Mr. Rosen
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Pianist, critic, and writer Charles Rosen passed away on December 9th at the age of 85, leaving us with his legacy of musicality, erudition, and refinement.
Daily Bow: Curating Classical Music?
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Could Soundcrawl, a music initiative drawing upon technology to “curate” the best and brightest, hold something valuable for classical music? Or is this the wrong direction for the classical genre?
Daily Bow: El Sistema Comes to Saskatoon
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The Venezuelan phenomenon El Sistema has taken hold across the globe–even making its way to at-risk children in Saskatoon, Canada.
Daily Bow: Classical Strikes it Big in Ring Tones
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Telecommunications and IT giant Nokia is employing classical music – and a 55-piece orchestra – in its latest round of mobile ringtones!
The 2012 Classical Music Lists: Monday’s Bow (December 10)
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It’s that time of the year, when people compile their top lists of classical music albums. Here are a few for 2012! 
