What’s a good match when it comes to selecting a new music director for a symphony? The Houston Symphony is looking for one, and an enthusiastic reviewer is speculating that Christoph Koenig might have that special something that makes it work.
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What’s a good match when it comes to selecting a new music director for a symphony? The Houston Symphony is looking for one, and an enthusiastic reviewer is speculating that Christoph Koenig might have that special something that makes it work.
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Are there benefits to standing while performing in a string quartet? Read on to contribute to the growing debate!
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In this week’s Monday Daily Bow, we highlight a master restorer of rare violins and a hip-hop violinist performing a medley from the Legend of Zelda, among other recent stories.
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Butler University has announced plans to develop a $5 million fund for the implementation of ideas from within the Butler community. Classical musicians everywhere have thousands of ideas for our community. Where’s our fund?
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Do cellos really seem that dangerous? Read on to hear about the feud between cellists and Scandinavia’s second largest airline!
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The Kinshasa Symphony is sub-Saharan Africa’s only orchestra. It defies poverty and isolation to bring pride and joy in music to its city.
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Read on to learn about another hot instrument on the market: the late Bernard Greenhouse’s “Countess of Stainlein” Stradivari!
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Today’s Daily Bow is dedicated to stories of music leaving a powerful imprint on the hearts, minds, and lives of people.
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Scientists, authors, musicians, and leaders in technology met in Toronto to discuss the very latest in educational thinking.
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Read on to find out who Musical America named as the 2012 Musician of the Year!
Daily Bow: Shaking It (Up) with the Houston Symphony
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What’s a good match when it comes to selecting a new music director for a symphony? The Houston Symphony is looking for one, and an enthusiastic reviewer is speculating that Christoph Koenig might have that special something that makes it work.
Daily Bow: To Stand or Not to Stand?
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Are there benefits to standing while performing in a string quartet? Read on to contribute to the growing debate!
Monday’s Bow (November 21)
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In this week’s Monday Daily Bow, we highlight a master restorer of rare violins and a hip-hop violinist performing a medley from the Legend of Zelda, among other recent stories.
Daily Bow: $5 Million for Your Thoughts?
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Butler University has announced plans to develop a $5 million fund for the implementation of ideas from within the Butler community. Classical musicians everywhere have thousands of ideas for our community. Where’s our fund?
Daily Bow: Norwegian Airline Feuds with Cellists
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Do cellos really seem that dangerous? Read on to hear about the feud between cellists and Scandinavia’s second largest airline!
Daily Bow: Discover the Kinshasa Symphony
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The Kinshasa Symphony is sub-Saharan Africa’s only orchestra. It defies poverty and isolation to bring pride and joy in music to its city.
“Countess of Stainlein” Strad to Be Sold in January
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Read on to learn about another hot instrument on the market: the late Bernard Greenhouse’s “Countess of Stainlein” Stradivari!
Monday’s Bow (November 14)
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Today’s Daily Bow is dedicated to stories of music leaving a powerful imprint on the hearts, minds, and lives of people.
Daily Bow: Better Teaching Through Modern Science
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Scientists, authors, musicians, and leaders in technology met in Toronto to discuss the very latest in educational thinking.
Daily Bow: Musical America Honors Top Musicians
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Read on to find out who Musical America named as the 2012 Musician of the Year! 
