Classical music remains a thriving force on the big screen (and the small one). Learn more about its influence and usage in soundtracks.
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Classical music remains a thriving force on the big screen (and the small one). Learn more about its influence and usage in soundtracks.
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The MUSON School of Music in Lagos, Nigeria seeks to nurture talented young musicians–the next step is giving them somewhere to shine.
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In a surprising announcement, conductor Stefan Sanderling and the Florida Orchestra are parting ways two years before the end of Sanderling’s contract. Read on to learn more!
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The Oregon Bach Festival is a West-Coast summer institution, attracting old and new (and young!) music lovers alike!
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The New York Philharmonic has created a new honor dedicated to the promotion of new music. Read on to learn more!
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This week’s Monday Daily Bow features a new Vivaldi Concerto, Idina Menzel’s visit to Chicago, and much more from around the classical music world.
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Headed for an LSO-recorded September debut, Iamus is the stuff of classical music science fiction: a computer program that composes music.
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Think that pop music has nothing to do with classical composition? Read on to learn about how the two are intricately related!
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This TACO isn’t for eating. The Terrible Adult Chamber Orchestra of Los Altos, CA, is all about the love of music, wrong notes and all!
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This week our Monday Daily Bow features a great piece exploring the fine line between encouraging children in classical music and becoming a drill sergeant they rebel against.
Classical in Soundtracks – Monday’s Bow (July 16)
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Classical music remains a thriving force on the big screen (and the small one). Learn more about its influence and usage in soundtracks.
Daily Bow: Looking for a Place in the Sun in Nigeria
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The MUSON School of Music in Lagos, Nigeria seeks to nurture talented young musicians–the next step is giving them somewhere to shine.
Daily Bow: Stefan Sanderling Takes an Early Leave
8:24 am
In a surprising announcement, conductor Stefan Sanderling and the Florida Orchestra are parting ways two years before the end of Sanderling’s contract. Read on to learn more!
Daily Bow: Oregon Bach Festival Has Something for Everyone
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The Oregon Bach Festival is a West-Coast summer institution, attracting old and new (and young!) music lovers alike!
Daily Bow: Henri Dutilleux Captures New Music Prize
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The New York Philharmonic has created a new honor dedicated to the promotion of new music. Read on to learn more!
Monday’s Bow (July 9)
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This week’s Monday Daily Bow features a new Vivaldi Concerto, Idina Menzel’s visit to Chicago, and much more from around the classical music world.
Daily Bow: Meet Iamus, Composer and…Computer?
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Headed for an LSO-recorded September debut, Iamus is the stuff of classical music science fiction: a computer program that composes music.
Daily Bow: The Links Between Pop and Classical
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Think that pop music has nothing to do with classical composition? Read on to learn about how the two are intricately related!
Daily Bow: TACOs for All!
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This TACO isn’t for eating. The Terrible Adult Chamber Orchestra of Los Altos, CA, is all about the love of music, wrong notes and all!
Monday’s Bow (July 2)
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This week our Monday Daily Bow features a great piece exploring the fine line between encouraging children in classical music and becoming a drill sergeant they rebel against. CONNECT WITH US!
