Last week was a busy week for classical music, including the kickoff to a major 10-day music festival and some inspiring youth musical initiatives. Check out our recap and see some of what’s on the horizon.
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Last week was a busy week for classical music, including the kickoff to a major 10-day music festival and some inspiring youth musical initiatives. Check out our recap and see some of what’s on the horizon.
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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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Since its founding, the Detroit Chamber Winds and Strings has used innovation as one of its key business and artistic strategies. Read on to learn more about this inspirational organization!
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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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In honor of Women’s History Month, we take a look at the music of composer Jennifer Higdon. Read on to learn more!
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This Monday’s Daily Bow looks at the effects of Mozart on the heart, the Irish festival Feis Ceoil, and a performance at a nuclear summit!
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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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Maxim Vengerov is continuing his triumphant return to the concert stage with a new live recorded album. Read on to learn more!
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Cellist Matt Haimovitz and pianist Christopher O’Riley are giving audiences a fresh look at chamber music on a recent tour for their new CD. Read on to learn more!
Monday’s Bow (April 2)
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Last week was a busy week for classical music, including the kickoff to a major 10-day music festival and some inspiring youth musical initiatives. Check out our recap and see some of what’s on the horizon.
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: Chamber Music in a Car Factory
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Since its founding, the Detroit Chamber Winds and Strings has used innovation as one of its key business and artistic strategies. Read on to learn more about this inspirational organization!
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: The Hospitality of Jennifer Higdon
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In honor of Women’s History Month, we take a look at the music of composer Jennifer Higdon. Read on to learn more!
Monday’s Bow (March 26)
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This Monday’s Daily Bow looks at the effects of Mozart on the heart, the Irish festival Feis Ceoil, and a performance at a nuclear summit!
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: Vengerov to Record for Wigmore Hall
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Maxim Vengerov is continuing his triumphant return to the concert stage with a new live recorded album. Read on to learn more!
Daily Bow: Two Musicians Push Boundaries on New Tour
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Cellist Matt Haimovitz and pianist Christopher O’Riley are giving audiences a fresh look at chamber music on a recent tour for their new CD. Read on to learn more! CONNECT WITH US!
