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At the Brink of War!

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The Spektral Quartet will present their multi-disciplinary project “Theater of War” following the conclusion of the NATO summit. Learn more about this work, which explores the disconnect between civilians and soldiers returning home and attempting to reintegrate into society.

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Daily Bow: Eating Your Words

Daily Bow: Eating Your Words

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A strongly negative review of the Met’s Ring Cycle surfaced on a radio blog, then disappeared at the Met’s request. Is this right?

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Tiger Mom Philosophy… More Popular than You Might Think

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See the results of our survey on whether people would adopt the “Tiger Mother” approach in parenting their own children in music.

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The World Without Music (Monday’s Bow March 12)

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…

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Music that Matters – Monday’s Bow (February 20)

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This Monday’s Daily Bow takes a look at music that matters, a simple concept, but one that comes in many different forms.

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Why Asians Shouldn’t Be the Messiah of Classical Music

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Reviewing an article featured in Slate, String Visions’ Creative Director Colin Cronin talks about why it is important that we not think of Asians as the saviors of classical music.

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Water Lilies and the Power of Live Music (Monday’s Bow Jan. 9)

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In this special edition of the Monday Daily Bow, guest author Dr. Jo Nardolillo shares her insights into the power of live music. Does music need to be heard live? Read on and share your ideas!

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Brazil, Bach, and the Cello – Unknown Treasure for Cello and Piano by Heitor Villa-Lobos

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In this special guest article, Dr. Lars Hoefs writes about the hidden cellistic jewels of composer Heitor Villa-Lobos and the incredible stories behind them. Read on for this incredible survey of “Brazil, Bach, and the Cello!”

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