By Laurence Vittes
Marc Coppey's superb new recording of Beethoven's five sonatas and three sets of variations for cello and piano (Audite) with Peter Laul e... Read More...
By Scott Flavin
Sight reading chamber music is one of the great joys of being a musician. While playing at first sight as an ensemble has its challenges, there... Read More...
April 9, 2018: Weigang (first violin), showing us the lounge life, getting ready for our 35th anniversary Beethoven Quartet Cycle in Beijing, Tianjin, Wuhan, an... Read More...
By Whitney Phaneuf
Yuga Cohler is on a mission to disrupt the classical-music establishment. And he already has its attention. The 28-year-old conductor, who d... Read More...
By David Templeton
Violinist Queen Kyla is currently doing for cross-cultural musical mash-ups what John Travolta once did for Angel Flight pants and disco d... Read More...
By Laurence Vittes
Since 2005 the JACK Quartet—violinist Christopher Otto and violist John Pickford Richards, two of the original founding members who met at... Read More...
By Greg Cahill
“My colleagues and I were in the process of discussing our larger goals as a group, something that we have done every few years to align our ind... Read More...
By Brian Wise
In February 1921, the Cleveland Orchestra made its New York debut at the Hippodrome, an enormous, Moorish-style venue on Sixth Avenue that hosted... Read More...
By Laurence Vittes
At 25, Austrian-Persian cellist Kian Soltani is on the verge of a major breakthrough. With Daniel Barenboim conducting the West-Eastern Di... Read More...
By Scott Flavin
The Bruch Concerto! For most intermediate violinists, it’s a rite of passage, the first steps into full-blown Romanticism—you’ve left the world... Read More...
