The Aegean island of Samos plays host to the Samos Young Artists Festival this week, where classical improvisation is taking center stage.
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The Aegean island of Samos plays host to the Samos Young Artists Festival this week, where classical improvisation is taking center stage.
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Have you ever heard a classical accordion performance? Read on to learn more about one man’s attempts to bring a neglected instrument into the spotlight!
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Composer Petra Anderson was shot in the Aurora rampage but miraculously avoided serious brain injury. Music may help speed her recovery.
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In a recent interview, the pianist and conductor David Greilsammer how classical musicians must abandon their conservative tendencies and embrace the modern world. Read on to learn more!
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This week’s Monday Daily Bow looks at the latest from the musical mind research, as well as other happenings from around the classical world.
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Learn more about the exciting release of Ovation Press’ first string trio – Ravel’s Fugue from Le Tombeau de Couperin!
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Karim Wasfi is in his fifth year as the creator of an El Sistema-inspired project that hopes to give children a better life through music.
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A concert in Jerusalem to be given by the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra was cancelled this week after objections from rival political factions. Read on to learn more.
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Russian singer Yevgeny Nitikin was dismissed from Beyreuth due to controversial tattoos, and the decision has prompted a firestorm of debate.
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New scores of Rachmaninoff, Wagner, Satie, and Gounod for cello released in the last couple months
Daily Bow: Winging It In On The Aegean
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The Aegean island of Samos plays host to the Samos Young Artists Festival this week, where classical improvisation is taking center stage.
Daily Bow: Alexander Sevastian Brings the Accordion to New Heights
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Have you ever heard a classical accordion performance? Read on to learn more about one man’s attempts to bring a neglected instrument into the spotlight!
Daily Bow: Luck and Music Work to Heal Aurora Composer
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Composer Petra Anderson was shot in the Aurora rampage but miraculously avoided serious brain injury. Music may help speed her recovery.
Daily Bow: Who is the modern musician?
7:42 am
In a recent interview, the pianist and conductor David Greilsammer how classical musicians must abandon their conservative tendencies and embrace the modern world. Read on to learn more!
Classical Brains, Olympics, and Bows (Monday’s Bow August 6)
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This week’s Monday Daily Bow looks at the latest from the musical mind research, as well as other happenings from around the classical world.
Ovation Press Publishes First Arrangement for String Trio!
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Learn more about the exciting release of Ovation Press’ first string trio – Ravel’s Fugue from Le Tombeau de Couperin!
Daily Bow: Iraqi Musician Adapts El Sistema for Iraq’s Orphans
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Karim Wasfi is in his fifth year as the creator of an El Sistema-inspired project that hopes to give children a better life through music.
Daily Bow: Barenboim’s WEDO Meets Resistance
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A concert in Jerusalem to be given by the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra was cancelled this week after objections from rival political factions. Read on to learn more.
Daily Bow: Beyreuth Tattoo Firing Raises Big Questions
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Russian singer Yevgeny Nitikin was dismissed from Beyreuth due to controversial tattoos, and the decision has prompted a firestorm of debate.
New Score Releases: June–July 2012
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New scores of Rachmaninoff, Wagner, Satie, and Gounod for cello released in the last couple months CONNECT WITH US!
