In a continuation of our interview with cellist Lucas Fels, we explore the challenges of contemporary music among the audiences of today, and Mr. Fels shares some of the projects he is currently working on.
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In a continuation of our interview with cellist Lucas Fels, we explore the challenges of contemporary music among the audiences of today, and Mr. Fels shares some of the projects he is currently working on.
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Are you considering the purchase of a fine old instrument? Wait and read this article first!
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The Mahler Project, conceived by Dudamel as spotlight on the some of the greatest music ever written for the symphonic medium, showcases the conductor’s two main orchestras, the Simon Bolivar Symphony Orchestra in Venezuela and the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
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Want to know more about the newest addition to CIM’s violin faculty? Read on to find out!
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Reviewing an article featured in Slate, String Visions’ Creative Director Colin Cronin talks about why it is important that we not think of Asians as the saviors of classical music.
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This Monday’s Daily Bow features two stories of how performers are presenting classical music with a twist to draw in more audiences.
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In this first installment of our three-part interview with renowned cellist Lucas Fels, we gain unique insight into the mind of a champion of contemporary music as Mr. Fels shares with us his roots in new music.
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Cellist Renato Lucas recently performed a tribute to Pablo Picasso that highlighted music, art, and the connection between them.
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The centuries old cello formerly played by the late Bernard Greenhouse is now in the hands of a new cellist. Read on to learn more!
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Read on to hear about Deutsche Grammophon’s new CD commemorating the 50th anniversary of Fritz Kreisler’s death!
Conversation with Lucas Fels, part 2
8:00 am
In a continuation of our interview with cellist Lucas Fels, we explore the challenges of contemporary music among the audiences of today, and Mr. Fels shares some of the projects he is currently working on.
Daily Bow: Fine Instruments Put to the Test
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Are you considering the purchase of a fine old instrument? Wait and read this article first!
Daily Bow: Dudamel’s Mahler Project Pushes the Limits
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The Mahler Project, conceived by Dudamel as spotlight on the some of the greatest music ever written for the symphonic medium, showcases the conductor’s two main orchestras, the Simon Bolivar Symphony Orchestra in Venezuela and the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
Daily Bow: CIM Welcomes Ivan Zenaty to Violin Faculty
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Want to know more about the newest addition to CIM’s violin faculty? Read on to find out!
Why Asians Shouldn’t Be the Messiah of Classical Music
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Reviewing an article featured in Slate, String Visions’ Creative Director Colin Cronin talks about why it is important that we not think of Asians as the saviors of classical music.
Monday’s Bow (February 6)
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This Monday’s Daily Bow features two stories of how performers are presenting classical music with a twist to draw in more audiences.
Conversation with Lucas Fels, Part 1
8:00 am
In this first installment of our three-part interview with renowned cellist Lucas Fels, we gain unique insight into the mind of a champion of contemporary music as Mr. Fels shares with us his roots in new music.
Daily Bow: Picasso with a Side of Bach
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Cellist Renato Lucas recently performed a tribute to Pablo Picasso that highlighted music, art, and the connection between them.
Daily Bow: “Countess of Stainlein” Cello Finds a New Home
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The centuries old cello formerly played by the late Bernard Greenhouse is now in the hands of a new cellist. Read on to learn more!
Daily Bow: A Kreisler Tribute
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Read on to hear about Deutsche Grammophon’s new CD commemorating the 50th anniversary of Fritz Kreisler’s death! CONNECT WITH US!
