The issue of accessibility and exclusivity in classical music may be a more nuanced one than commonly thought. Read on to learn more!
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The issue of accessibility and exclusivity in classical music may be a more nuanced one than commonly thought. Read on to learn more!
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Canadian early music ensemble Pallade Musica has won the Grand Prize at the EMA’s first Baroque Performance Competition
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The musicians of the Minnesota Orchestra are locked out but not knocked out! They gave their own version of a “season premier”
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Dr. Ludmilla Leibman of the Educational Bridge Project invites the musical community to connect in Boston during the 22nd Annual Russian-American Festival.
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Is historically informed performance still vital to our understand to the works of Haydn, Beethoven, and others? Read on to learn about this fascinating debate!
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Music is into the recycling business, making old sounds new again with a fresh take. Jazz trio The Bad Plus gives “The Rite of Spring” an edgy overhaul.
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Interested in getting a feel for the whole of 20th century music? Read on to learn more about a fascinating festival happening next year in London!
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This week’s Monday Daily Bow honors a man and musician who gave up his life in pursuit of peace and the truth
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This week, Britain’s ITV aired the 2012 Classic Brit Awards, the British equivalent of classical Grammys, and touched off a blogosphere firestorm.
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The Cairo Opera House recently started a new children’s concert initiative. Read on to learn more!
Daily Bow: Classical Music’s Faults also Its Strengths
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The issue of accessibility and exclusivity in classical music may be a more nuanced one than commonly thought. Read on to learn more!
Daily Bow: Canadian Pallade Musica wins Grand Prize Baroque Competition
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Canadian early music ensemble Pallade Musica has won the Grand Prize at the EMA’s first Baroque Performance Competition
Locked Out and Still Playing: Monday’s Bow (October 22)
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The musicians of the Minnesota Orchestra are locked out but not knocked out! They gave their own version of a “season premier”
Daily Bow: Building Bridges
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Dr. Ludmilla Leibman of the Educational Bridge Project invites the musical community to connect in Boston during the 22nd Annual Russian-American Festival.
Daily Bow: Is Period Instrument Performance Really Distinct Anymore?
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Is historically informed performance still vital to our understand to the works of Haydn, Beethoven, and others? Read on to learn about this fascinating debate!
Daily Bow: Jazz Goes to the Ballet
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Music is into the recycling business, making old sounds new again with a fresh take. Jazz trio The Bad Plus gives “The Rite of Spring” an edgy overhaul.
Daily Bow: Modern Music at London’s Southbank Centre
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Interested in getting a feel for the whole of 20th century music? Read on to learn more about a fascinating festival happening next year in London!
Celebrating a Classical Symbol for Peace (Monday’s Bow October 15)
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This week’s Monday Daily Bow honors a man and musician who gave up his life in pursuit of peace and the truth
Daily Bow: Up In Arms Over the Classic Brits
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This week, Britain’s ITV aired the 2012 Classic Brit Awards, the British equivalent of classical Grammys, and touched off a blogosphere firestorm.
Daily Bow: Opera for Children in Cairo
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The Cairo Opera House recently started a new children’s concert initiative. Read on to learn more! CONNECT WITH US!
