In this fastidious edition of Clara Schumann’s "Three Romances" from Bärenreiter performers will find a wealth of information on these appealing works.
By Sasha Margolis
Fritz Kreisler, who forever changed the way we listen to and play the violin, was a disarmingly charming revolutionary... Read More...
Oistrakh was one of the most-recorded violinists of all time; as with Heifetz, half the violin repertoire could be included among his essential recordings.
An increasing number of orchestras are now serving their multilingual, especially Spanish-speaking, constituencies with more determination and resources.
A good warm-up routine for strings will help to keep you advancing in every aspect of your technique and help you to see and feel the relationships between them.
I couldn’t shake the idea of writing a book of interviews with great cello teachers, which led to my book "The Art of Listening: Conversations with Cellists."
The Juilliard String Quartet's longevity shines a beacon of hope, enhancing the sense of celebration around the ensemble’s 75th anniversary this season.
Robert Cohen traded in a famous Stradivari cello for a younger Tecchler—30 years later, he's as dazzled by its sound & feel as he was the day he first played it.
by Anita Graef
Making sure your cello’s strings are in tune is a crucial component of being able to play your instrument. Making sure yo... Read More...
