San Antonio arts patron Johanna Rabinowitz passed away at the end of September, leaving a lasting legacy of generosity and love for the arts.
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San Antonio arts patron Johanna Rabinowitz passed away at the end of September, leaving a lasting legacy of generosity and love for the arts.
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Join Ovation Press and Helmut Lipsky for a “Trip for Two” through Mr. Lipsky’s composition Voyage à deux for violin duo
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Looking for an orchestra that’s not afraid to take risks and buck some old trends? Read on to learn more about the River Oaks Chamber Orchestra!
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A new online initiative in the Twin Cities seeks to unite disparate classical music organizations
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Darren Henley runs Britain’s Classic FM and has made it the world’s most successful commercial classical station with a few tricks from mainstream radio.
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The Fifty Shades Classical Album was released last week, receiving a wide variety of reviews from critics. Read on to learn more!
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In the concluding part to our interview with Montreal-based Duo Philia, our two guests Caroline Chéhadé and Ana Drobac discuss their future direction and advice for aspiring professional musicians
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Cuban musicians play with their American counterparts for the first time in half a century!
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Following a long line of strikes, near strikes, and lock-outs, the Minnesota Orchestra has decided to follow suit. On October 1 it went into lock-out. Read more for details.
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This week’s Monday Daily Bow features a rather humorous, but illustrative, piece from Janet Horvath on concert mishaps
Daily Bow: San Antonio Honors a Life in Music
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San Antonio arts patron Johanna Rabinowitz passed away at the end of September, leaving a lasting legacy of generosity and love for the arts.
Take a Trip for Two with Helmut Lipsky
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Join Ovation Press and Helmut Lipsky for a “Trip for Two” through Mr. Lipsky’s composition Voyage à deux for violin duo
Daily Bow: ROCO Not Afraid to Take Risks
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Looking for an orchestra that’s not afraid to take risks and buck some old trends? Read on to learn more about the River Oaks Chamber Orchestra!
New Home for Twin Cities Classical: Monday Daily Bow (September 8)
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A new online initiative in the Twin Cities seeks to unite disparate classical music organizations
Daily Bow: Dusting Off Classical Radio Model
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Darren Henley runs Britain’s Classic FM and has made it the world’s most successful commercial classical station with a few tricks from mainstream radio.
Daily Bow: Fifty Shades Goes Classical, Part III
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The Fifty Shades Classical Album was released last week, receiving a wide variety of reviews from critics. Read on to learn more!
Interview with Duo Philia, Part 2
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In the concluding part to our interview with Montreal-based Duo Philia, our two guests Caroline Chéhadé and Ana Drobac discuss their future direction and advice for aspiring professional musicians
Daily Bow: Cuban Classical in the NW
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Cuban musicians play with their American counterparts for the first time in half a century!
Daily Bow – Another Orchestra Locked Out
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Following a long line of strikes, near strikes, and lock-outs, the Minnesota Orchestra has decided to follow suit. On October 1 it went into lock-out. Read more for details.
Monday’s Bow (October 1)
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This week’s Monday Daily Bow features a rather humorous, but illustrative, piece from Janet Horvath on concert mishaps CONNECT WITH US!
