Music has a powerful ability to reach out and touch people. When it reaches the seemingly unreachable, you know you have something special.
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Music has a powerful ability to reach out and touch people. When it reaches the seemingly unreachable, you know you have something special.
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String Visions interviews brilliant young violin talent Chad Hoopes at the Young Artists Program in Ottawa June 2011.
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Violinist Stanley Chepaitis is well-known for combining elements of classical and jazz together. Check out his new album!
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Join and help us discover the answer of what makes a musician revolutionary AND visionary! Be prepared to think so that you can share your insights!
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Dr. Cheri Collins has added another tone production exercise – and this time with the help of Professor Simon Fischer. Get better tone now!
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What happens when you cross a classical musician with a revolutionary? What if Mozart met Monty Python? Check out exciting, interesting, and humorous stories in music brought to you on the Monday Daily Bow.
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The final installment of our interview with Jenna Baumgart! She’s back to share some more ideas with other performers on how to prevent injuries and offer her ideas for the future.
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Being adaptable in classical music is an incredibly useful skill in today’s world. Check out this article from Brass Musician!
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In the final installment of our interview with violist Michael Tree, Mr. Tree shares with us some of his concepts about practicing.
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In Part 2 we hear from Jenna Baumgart about the research she conducted for her Master’s thesis. She offers advice to other music instructors on how to prevent injuries in their students.
Daily Bow: Music for the Autistic
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Music has a powerful ability to reach out and touch people. When it reaches the seemingly unreachable, you know you have something special.
Interview with Chad Hoopes
5:05 am
String Visions interviews brilliant young violin talent Chad Hoopes at the Young Artists Program in Ottawa June 2011.
Daily Bow: Jazz-Classical Fusion
5:00 am
Violinist Stanley Chepaitis is well-known for combining elements of classical and jazz together. Check out his new album!
Daily Bow: Revolutionary, Reactionary, Visionary?
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Join and help us discover the answer of what makes a musician revolutionary AND visionary! Be prepared to think so that you can share your insights!
Bow Pressure Techniques
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Dr. Cheri Collins has added another tone production exercise – and this time with the help of Professor Simon Fischer. Get better tone now!
Monday’s Bow (July 17)
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What happens when you cross a classical musician with a revolutionary? What if Mozart met Monty Python? Check out exciting, interesting, and humorous stories in music brought to you on the Monday Daily Bow.
Interview with Jenna Baumgart, Part 3
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The final installment of our interview with Jenna Baumgart! She’s back to share some more ideas with other performers on how to prevent injuries and offer her ideas for the future.
Daily Bow: Being Adaptable in Classical Music
6:24 am
Being adaptable in classical music is an incredibly useful skill in today’s world. Check out this article from Brass Musician!
Interview with Michael Tree, Part III
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In the final installment of our interview with violist Michael Tree, Mr. Tree shares with us some of his concepts about practicing.
Interview with Jenna Baumgart, Part 2
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In Part 2 we hear from Jenna Baumgart about the research she conducted for her Master’s thesis. She offers advice to other music instructors on how to prevent injuries in their students. CONNECT WITH US!
