Who was named first laureate of the 2011 Primrose International Viola Competition? Which prolific Middle Eastern musician and visionary passed away last week? And sometimes you have to go to a small town in Iowa to find the next batch of Mozarts. Check out exciting, interesting, and humorous stories in music brought to you on […]
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Who was named first laureate of the 2011 Primrose International Viola Competition? Which prolific Middle Eastern musician and visionary passed away last week? And sometimes you have to go to a small town in Iowa to find the next batch of Mozarts. Check out exciting, interesting, and humorous stories in music brought to you on […]
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Leonard Rose was a prominent cellist and pedagogue of the 20th century. His life was a legacy of music. Learn more about it!
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Did you ever think you would see cat pajamas replace concert black for performers? Which European cellist was recently inspired by his “dream” cello? Have you heard that your music choices might soon be based on your physical location? Check out exciting, interesting and humorous stories in music brought to you on the Monday Daily […]
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Alisa Weilerstein is center stage in her career. Continue reading to learn more about this amazing cellist and her accomplishments!
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Roxanna Panufnik is an outstanding international composer who is harnessing the power of classical music as a tool for communication to break stereotypes and bridge divides. Read on to learn more about this musician on a mission!
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Joshua Bell is one of the most recognized and sought-after violinists in the world today. And his professional career is just taking off for new horizons. Read on!
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Did you know that the speed of sound has healing properties? Have you heard the most recent news from the New World and Detroit Symphonies? How about the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra? Who racked up a DOUBLE WIN at the Fischoff National Chamber Competition? Check out exciting, interesting and humorous stories brought to you on […]
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The Atlantic recently ran a great article on how classical music can be (and has been) a powerful transformative force in society.
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Recent exciting, interesting and humorous stories brought to you on the Daily Bow, May 23, 2011.
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Recent exciting, interesting and humorous stories brought to you on the Daily Bow, May 16, 2011.
Monday’s Bow (June 13)
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Who was named first laureate of the 2011 Primrose International Viola Competition? Which prolific Middle Eastern musician and visionary passed away last week? And sometimes you have to go to a small town in Iowa to find the next batch of Mozarts. Check out exciting, interesting, and humorous stories in music brought to you on […]
Daily Bow: A Life and Legacy in Music
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Leonard Rose was a prominent cellist and pedagogue of the 20th century. His life was a legacy of music. Learn more about it!
Monday’s Bow (June 6)
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Did you ever think you would see cat pajamas replace concert black for performers? Which European cellist was recently inspired by his “dream” cello? Have you heard that your music choices might soon be based on your physical location? Check out exciting, interesting and humorous stories in music brought to you on the Monday Daily […]
Daily Bow: Taking Her Center Stage
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Alisa Weilerstein is center stage in her career. Continue reading to learn more about this amazing cellist and her accomplishments!
Daily Bow: A Musical Mission
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Roxanna Panufnik is an outstanding international composer who is harnessing the power of classical music as a tool for communication to break stereotypes and bridge divides. Read on to learn more about this musician on a mission!
Daily Bow: Joshua Bell Announced as New Music Director
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Joshua Bell is one of the most recognized and sought-after violinists in the world today. And his professional career is just taking off for new horizons. Read on!
Monday’s Bow (May 30)
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Did you know that the speed of sound has healing properties? Have you heard the most recent news from the New World and Detroit Symphonies? How about the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra? Who racked up a DOUBLE WIN at the Fischoff National Chamber Competition? Check out exciting, interesting and humorous stories brought to you on […]
Daily Bow: Can Classical Music Save the World?
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The Atlantic recently ran a great article on how classical music can be (and has been) a powerful transformative force in society.
Monday’s Bow (May 23)
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Recent exciting, interesting and humorous stories brought to you on the Daily Bow, May 23, 2011.
Monday’s Bow (May 16)
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Recent exciting, interesting and humorous stories brought to you on the Daily Bow, May 16, 2011. CONNECT WITH US!
