In the second of a three-part interview with Jeffrey Solow, Mr. Solow discusses some of the scores that he has arranged for us, sharing his professional experience as an editor
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In the second of a three-part interview with Jeffrey Solow, Mr. Solow discusses some of the scores that he has arranged for us, sharing his professional experience as an editor
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Pianist, critic, and writer Charles Rosen passed away on December 9th at the age of 85, leaving us with his legacy of musicality, erudition, and refinement.
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Could Soundcrawl, a music initiative drawing upon technology to “curate” the best and brightest, hold something valuable for classical music? Or is this the wrong direction for the classical genre?
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The Venezuelan phenomenon El Sistema has taken hold across the globe–even making its way to at-risk children in Saskatoon, Canada.
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Telecommunications and IT giant Nokia is employing classical music – and a 55-piece orchestra – in its latest round of mobile ringtones!
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It’s that time of the year, when people compile their top lists of classical music albums. Here are a few for 2012!
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Lincoln Center and the New York Philharmonic have announced that they will go forward with the long-overdue redesign of Avery Fisher Hall.
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In the first of a three-part interview with Jeffrey Solow – cellist, teacher, advocate, and proflific artist – we explore Mr. Solow’s teaching philosophy and important pedagogical concepts which have shaped him and those who have studied with him
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A recent article on leadership in jazz has some important lessons to teach classical music
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Boston Symphony Orchestra principal cellist Jules Eskin is the patriarch of a family that has a long history in classical music.
Reshaping Classical Ideas: Interview with Jeffrey Solow Part 2
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In the second of a three-part interview with Jeffrey Solow, Mr. Solow discusses some of the scores that he has arranged for us, sharing his professional experience as an editor
Daily Bow: Remembering Mr. Rosen
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Pianist, critic, and writer Charles Rosen passed away on December 9th at the age of 85, leaving us with his legacy of musicality, erudition, and refinement.
Daily Bow: Curating Classical Music?
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Could Soundcrawl, a music initiative drawing upon technology to “curate” the best and brightest, hold something valuable for classical music? Or is this the wrong direction for the classical genre?
Daily Bow: El Sistema Comes to Saskatoon
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The Venezuelan phenomenon El Sistema has taken hold across the globe–even making its way to at-risk children in Saskatoon, Canada.
Daily Bow: Classical Strikes it Big in Ring Tones
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Telecommunications and IT giant Nokia is employing classical music – and a 55-piece orchestra – in its latest round of mobile ringtones!
The 2012 Classical Music Lists: Monday’s Bow (December 10)
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It’s that time of the year, when people compile their top lists of classical music albums. Here are a few for 2012!
Daily Bow: A New Future for Avery Fisher
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Lincoln Center and the New York Philharmonic have announced that they will go forward with the long-overdue redesign of Avery Fisher Hall.
Meeting of Minds: Interview with Jeffrey Solow Part 1
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In the first of a three-part interview with Jeffrey Solow – cellist, teacher, advocate, and proflific artist – we explore Mr. Solow’s teaching philosophy and important pedagogical concepts which have shaped him and those who have studied with him
Daily Bow: What Jazz Leadership Can Teach Classical
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A recent article on leadership in jazz has some important lessons to teach classical music
Daily Bow: The Family That Plays Together Stays Together
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Boston Symphony Orchestra principal cellist Jules Eskin is the patriarch of a family that has a long history in classical music. CONNECT WITH US!
