In Post-Wildfire Los Angeles, a Luthier Picks Up the Pieces

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New Regulations Governing Pernambuco Instrument Bows Decided at International Conference

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New List from Alliance of European Orchestras Highlights Compositions Focusing on the Natural World

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Seeking to Balance Conservation with Needs of Musicians and Music-making

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Pending Regulations Governing Pernambuco, the Endangered Wood Used in Instrument Bows, Could Severely Impact Music and Musicians

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Seattle Symphony Performs Gabriella Smith’s Climate-Oriented “Lost Coast” Cello Concerto

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How Orchestras and the Music Industry Are Aiming to Lessen Climate Impact

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Review: University of Illinois Student Orchestra’s “Climate Change Awareness” Concert

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Behind the Scenes for the National Symphony Orchestra’s European Tour

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What Does Canada’s Pending Ivory Ban Mean for Orchestral Musicians?

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Climate Protesters Interrupt Met Opera “Tannhäuser” Performance

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Manhattan School of Music Cuts Energy Use

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Gabriella Smith’s “Lost Coast” Cello Concerto Gets Orchestral Premiere with Gabriel Cabezas and LA Phil

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Composer Reena Esmail’s Newest Score Reflects California’s Water Crisis

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Yo-Yo Ma Brings His Cello to National Parks and Communities Across the Country

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League’s Heather Noonan Explains New Regulations of Pernambuco, Brazilian Wood Used in Bows for String Instruments

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Positive News for Musicians and Orchestras About Bows for String Instruments Using Pernambuco Wood

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