Seattle is a place often forgotten on the classical music map, but, as violist Heather Bentley shows us, it’s one of the best places to forge your own path.
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Seattle is a place often forgotten on the classical music map, but, as violist Heather Bentley shows us, it’s one of the best places to forge your own path.
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Have you ever wondered whether the music of Fats Waller is compatible with J.S. Bach? Nigel Kennedy has the answer. Read on to learn more!
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A look at the many events being held around the country and globe, in celebration of the 100th birthday of this influential pillar of contemporary music
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Along with Labor Day, this week we celebrate the 100th anniversary of iconic and controversial classical music titan John Cage
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Air travel with musical instruments has become a nightmare. Read these horror stories and share your own: it’s time for airlines to read about themselves and make big changes.
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The ME2/orchestra of Vermont recently played a series of concerts for the Vermont prison system. Read on to learn more about this fascinating project!
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There’s a lot of talk about what the rise of a strong Asian presence in classical music means, some of it admiring, some of it negative. Here’s one take.
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Looking to help your child become more compassionate? Music might be the key. Read on to learn more!
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An article from 1994 on “What Makes a Musician” highlight how powerful words can be in effecting change long after they are written
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The Guardian has collaborated with Spotify to collect data on what music is important to people and why–and you can help by creating your own soundtrack.
Daily Bow: “Cultivating Uniqueness” in Seattle
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Seattle is a place often forgotten on the classical music map, but, as violist Heather Bentley shows us, it’s one of the best places to forge your own path.
Nigel Kennedy on the Future of Classical Music
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Have you ever wondered whether the music of Fats Waller is compatible with J.S. Bach? Nigel Kennedy has the answer. Read on to learn more!
Daily Bow: Celebrating the 100th Birthday of John Cage
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A look at the many events being held around the country and globe, in celebration of the 100th birthday of this influential pillar of contemporary music
Monday’s Bow: Labor Day Edition 2012
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Along with Labor Day, this week we celebrate the 100th anniversary of iconic and controversial classical music titan John Cage
Daily Bow: Flying the Unfriendly Skies
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Air travel with musical instruments has become a nightmare. Read these horror stories and share your own: it’s time for airlines to read about themselves and make big changes.
Daily Bow: An Orchestra for your (Mental) Health
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The ME2/orchestra of Vermont recently played a series of concerts for the Vermont prison system. Read on to learn more about this fascinating project!
Daily Bow: Asia’s Classical Horizon
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There’s a lot of talk about what the rise of a strong Asian presence in classical music means, some of it admiring, some of it negative. Here’s one take.
Daily Bow: Musical Kids Play Nice
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Looking to help your child become more compassionate? Music might be the key. Read on to learn more!
Musicians’ Mettle: Monday’s Bow (August 26)
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An article from 1994 on “What Makes a Musician” highlight how powerful words can be in effecting change long after they are written
Daily Bow: Your Music, Your Self? What Your Music Says About You
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The Guardian has collaborated with Spotify to collect data on what music is important to people and why–and you can help by creating your own soundtrack. CONNECT WITH US!
