Hans Erik Deckert, a former mentor of our co-founder Hans Jensen and new editor at Ovation Press, shares with us seven fantastic strategies for practice.
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9:30 am
Hans Erik Deckert, a former mentor of our co-founder Hans Jensen and new editor at Ovation Press, shares with us seven fantastic strategies for practice.
8:00 am
Guest Marion Harrington, founder of Zero2Maestro and Classical Music Connects, offers advice to musicians on dealing with performance anxiety.
11:14 pm
Bassist Anthony Stoops has released two scores with Ovation Press – a bass transcription of Paganini’s 9th Caprice and an original composition. Read on to learn more about these exciting virtuoso arrangements!
4:20 pm
Happy Valentine’s Day! To celebrate we’re letting you know that you can purchase your “Piece of Pi” and have it for this year’s Pi Day on MARCH 14th. Read on to learn more about this exciting and enchanting new score from Steven Rochen!
8:00 am
In this final installment, distinguished cellist Lucas Fels wraps up our discussion on contemporary music and offers some advice for future professional musicians interested in new music.
8:15 am
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.
8:00 am
Hartt School’s Associate Professor of Cello, Mihai Tetel, offers his guidance in helping young musicians realize the importance of their college years in shaping their professional career.
7:30 am
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!
8:00 am
How long does it take for you to make a snap judgment about how good a performer is? That’s why first impressions are so powerful! Read on to learn more about how to make your first 20 seconds the best 20 seconds of music you’ve ever played!
7:30 am
We celebrate the New Year with a powerful convocation address from musician and visionary Robert McDuffie, who talks about the critical importance of putting your career in your own hands.
The Seven Stages of Practice
9:30 am
Hans Erik Deckert, a former mentor of our co-founder Hans Jensen and new editor at Ovation Press, shares with us seven fantastic strategies for practice.
It Comes with the Territory – the Challenges of Performance Anxiety
8:00 am
Guest Marion Harrington, founder of Zero2Maestro and Classical Music Connects, offers advice to musicians on dealing with performance anxiety.
Virtuoso Works for the Double Bass by Anthony Stoops
11:14 pm
Bassist Anthony Stoops has released two scores with Ovation Press – a bass transcription of Paganini’s 9th Caprice and an original composition. Read on to learn more about these exciting virtuoso arrangements!
You Can Have Your Pi and Play it Too
4:20 pm
Happy Valentine’s Day! To celebrate we’re letting you know that you can purchase your “Piece of Pi” and have it for this year’s Pi Day on MARCH 14th. Read on to learn more about this exciting and enchanting new score from Steven Rochen!
Conversation with Lucas Fels, part 3
8:00 am
In this final installment, distinguished cellist Lucas Fels wraps up our discussion on contemporary music and offers some advice for future professional musicians interested in new music.
Why Asians Shouldn’t Be the Messiah of Classical Music
8:15 am
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.
Making the Most Out of Your College Years
8:00 am
Hartt School’s Associate Professor of Cello, Mihai Tetel, offers his guidance in helping young musicians realize the importance of their college years in shaping their professional career.
Water Lilies and the Power of Live Music (Monday’s Bow Jan. 9)
7:30 am
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!
Because You Never Get a Second Chance to Make a First Impression
8:00 am
How long does it take for you to make a snap judgment about how good a performer is? That’s why first impressions are so powerful! Read on to learn more about how to make your first 20 seconds the best 20 seconds of music you’ve ever played!
Listening to Your World, Listening to Your Future
7:30 am
We celebrate the New Year with a powerful convocation address from musician and visionary Robert McDuffie, who talks about the critical importance of putting your career in your own hands. CONNECT WITH US!
