Rising young violin stars, classical music at the circus, and homophonic humor are only a few of things featured in this Monday’s Daily Bow!
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Rising young violin stars, classical music at the circus, and homophonic humor are only a few of things featured in this Monday’s Daily Bow!
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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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In this follow-up, we take a look at the man behind the March 11 violin, created from the debris of the tsunami that hit Japan one year ago.
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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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An argument over seating arrangements turned ugly at a recent Chicago Symphony concert. Read on to learn more!
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Ever wonder what the world would look like without music? Look no further…
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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.
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The famed violinist and conductor will be leaving Ottawa’s National Arts Centre Orchestra in three years. Read on to learn more!
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Japanese scientist Shigeyoshi Osaki has created a set of violin strings using spider silk, and prototypes are looking (and sounding) good!
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Have you ever wanted to pick up a string instrument but never found the time to start? Read on to learn about adult beginners who are filling their golden years with music!
Monday’s Bow (March 19)
7:35 am
Rising young violin stars, classical music at the circus, and homophonic humor are only a few of things featured in this Monday’s Daily Bow!
Daily Bow: Zap Your Way to Better Focus?
7:30 am
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: Tsunami Violin Receives Inaugural Concert
7:56 am
In this follow-up, we take a look at the man behind the March 11 violin, created from the debris of the tsunami that hit Japan one year ago.
Daily Bow: Pacifica Quartet to Begin IU Residency
7:30 am
This week, Indiana University announced that the Pacifica String Quartet will become their first string-quartet-in-residence 50 years.
Daily Bow: Fists Fly at CSO Concert
6:53 am
An argument over seating arrangements turned ugly at a recent Chicago Symphony concert. Read on to learn more!
The World Without Music (Monday’s Bow March 12)
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Ever wonder what the world would look like without music? Look no further…
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.
Daily Bow: Zuckerman Departing from National Arts Centre Orchestra
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The famed violinist and conductor will be leaving Ottawa’s National Arts Centre Orchestra in three years. Read on to learn more!
Daily Bow: Spider Silk Strings
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Japanese scientist Shigeyoshi Osaki has created a set of violin strings using spider silk, and prototypes are looking (and sounding) good!
Daily Bow: Finding the Joy of Music Late in Life
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Have you ever wanted to pick up a string instrument but never found the time to start? Read on to learn about adult beginners who are filling their golden years with music! CONNECT WITH US!
