In this fastidious edition of Clara Schumann’s "Three Romances" from Bärenreiter performers will find a wealth of information on these appealing works.
By Gregory Walker
The orchestral introduction seems to go on forever, three-and-a-half minutes of some of the noblest music ever written, c... Read More...
Four great jazz violinists were born int he first decade of the 20th century. Together they put jazz violin on the map, leaving an incredible legacy of recordings along the way.
By Sasha Margolis
Zara Nelsova was born to play the cello—almost literally. The woman who, in the 1950s, would be dubbed “Queen of the C... Read More...
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...
