The Kaufmann Center is one of Kansas City’s most stunning cultural attractions. Read on to learn more about the first season at this exciting venue!
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The Kaufmann Center is one of Kansas City’s most stunning cultural attractions. Read on to learn more about the first season at this exciting venue!
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This week in our Monday Daily Bow we take a look at a classical music revival in the Palestinian Territories, as well as the classical alternative to Justin Bieber!
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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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The winner has been revealed in Hilary Hahn’s encore composition contest. Read on to discover the lucky winner!
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Hilary Hahn and German experimental pianist Hauschka are turning heads with their new post-classical collaboration.
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A new novel blurs the boundary between classical music and the murder mystery genre… learn more!
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We hope you all had a wonderful Father’s Day yesterday. Fathers have played an important role in shaping musical history. Learn more!
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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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London Symphony musicians were shocked last week to discover that they will have to mime during their performance at the opening ceremony of 2012 Olympic Games. Read on to learn more!
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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: A Year at the Kaufmann Center
11:56 am
The Kaufmann Center is one of Kansas City’s most stunning cultural attractions. Read on to learn more about the first season at this exciting venue!
Monday’s Bow (June 25)
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This week in our Monday Daily Bow we take a look at a classical music revival in the Palestinian Territories, as well as the classical alternative to Justin Bieber!
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: And the Winner Is…
6:59 am
The winner has been revealed in Hilary Hahn’s encore composition contest. Read on to discover the lucky winner!
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: The Mystery of ‘Death and Transfiguration’
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A new novel blurs the boundary between classical music and the murder mystery genre… learn more!
Celebrating Father’s Day 2012 (Monday Daily Bow June 18)
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We hope you all had a wonderful Father’s Day yesterday. Fathers have played an important role in shaping musical history. Learn more!
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: LSO Told to Mime at Olympic Opening Ceremony
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London Symphony musicians were shocked last week to discover that they will have to mime during their performance at the opening ceremony of 2012 Olympic Games. Read on to learn more!
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. CONNECT WITH US!
