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Where the Avant-Garde Is Child’s Play
The composer Nico Muhly, center rear, with members of Face the Music.
The group focuses on works from
the last 50 years, with an emphasis
on the new alt-classical.
With DarwinTunes, who needs composers?
Forget about a composer. Scientists have come up with music by evolution.
Guatemala: The violinist
Abner, 5, plays the violin in Guatemala.
Photo by Alice Contreras
©2012 World Vision International
Who Are the Most Influential Music Professors on Twitter?
Stay atop the music industry by following these 50 professionals on Twitter. Chosen by their college affiliations, number and quality of tweets, many of these current or former professors also perform or conduct classical music, jazz, rap, Latin, rock, blues and opera.
Drumskool: The Music Lessons Reducing Crime In Manchester
Children at Ride Hill Primary
in a Drumskool workshop
Children need to hear the sound of music
It is best to hook children on music
in their early years. credit : Alamy
Stirling success for classical music scheme
Report concludes that Sistema Scotland project to immerse deprived children in classical music is having a positive effect and can achieve ‘social transformation’.
Fooling about with a musical master
IN a drab classroom at Lewisham in Sydney’s inner west, the chairs and tables are pushed to the edge of the room.
Strings attached: what the Venezuelans are doing for British kids
Some of Britain’s poorest children are embracing orchestral music – inspired by El Sistema, the movement in Venezuela that has sparked a revolution in learning and life.
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