Today is French composer Claude Debussy’s 150th birthday! Despite his prominence, there’s been little fanfare about the big day–but there should be more.
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Today is French composer Claude Debussy’s 150th birthday! Despite his prominence, there’s been little fanfare about the big day–but there should be more.
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Many remember Marvin Hamlisch, who recently died at the age of 68, as the composer of A Chorus Line and The Sting. Read on to learn about this fascinating man!
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Valter Dešpalj has published four different cello ensemble arrangements from different periods.
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Classical music made easy, and other stories from Ravinia and around the classical music world
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A nicely-timed comic from NPR Classical in the wake of 50 Shades of Grey and its classical soundtrack
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The phenomenal success of the “Fifty Shades of Grey” books have created a mania for classical music–who’re we to complain?
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Can a modern music collective be a living work of art? Read on to learn more about this fascinating collaboration between the group Wild Up and the Hammer Museum in LA!
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The Iraqi National Youth Orchestra, hailed as the world’s bravest orchestra, will make their international debut in the UK this month.
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At the modern concert hall, which practices should stay, and which should go? Read on to learn more about a fascinating debate!
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A new series in a small-town cafe could lead to something big for classical music
Daily Bow: Happy Birthday, Debussy!
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Today is French composer Claude Debussy’s 150th birthday! Despite his prominence, there’s been little fanfare about the big day–but there should be more.
Daily Bow: Remembering Marvin Hamlisch
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Many remember Marvin Hamlisch, who recently died at the age of 68, as the composer of A Chorus Line and The Sting. Read on to learn about this fascinating man!
A Journey Through the Musical Ages with Cello
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Valter Dešpalj has published four different cello ensemble arrangements from different periods.
Monday’s Bow (August 20)
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Classical music made easy, and other stories from Ravinia and around the classical music world
NPR Classical’s 50 Shades of Faure
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A nicely-timed comic from NPR Classical in the wake of 50 Shades of Grey and its classical soundtrack
Daily Bow: “Fifty Shades” Goes Classical, Part II
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The phenomenal success of the “Fifty Shades of Grey” books have created a mania for classical music–who’re we to complain?
Daily Bow: Music as an Exhibition
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Can a modern music collective be a living work of art? Read on to learn more about this fascinating collaboration between the group Wild Up and the Hammer Museum in LA!
Daily Bow: The World’s Bravest Orchestra
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The Iraqi National Youth Orchestra, hailed as the world’s bravest orchestra, will make their international debut in the UK this month.
Daily Bow: Can New Audiences Co-exist with Regular Patrons?
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At the modern concert hall, which practices should stay, and which should go? Read on to learn more about a fascinating debate!
Cafe Classical’s Rising Popularity (Monday’s Bow August 13)
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A new series in a small-town cafe could lead to something big for classical music CONNECT WITH US!
