Adventures in Family Programming for String Music Lovers in New York City
From the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center to Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute, and beyond, here are some family-friendly string music events in New York City.
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Violinist Tracy Silverman Chats and Jams with String Players on His Podcast
Violinist Tracy Silverman has an engaging and electrifying personality both onstage and in conversation, as demonstrated in his string-themed podcast For the Greater Groove: The Future of Strings.
How to Make the Most of Your Adult Chamber-Music Camp Experience
Whether you're an adult amateur looking to have some fun or a string player with more professional aspirations, here's how to make the most of adult chamber music camp.
An Update on San Francisco Conservatory’s New Model After Purchase of Music Label and Concert Agencies
San Francisco Conservatory of Music CEO David Stull give an update after SFCM's acquisition of the UK’s largest concert agency, Askonas Holt, New York–based concert agency Opus 3 Artists, and the Dutch Pentatone label last year.
Classical Artists Explore New Multimedia Approaches to Enhance the Concert Experience
Cellist Alisa Weilerstein and many other artists are presenting classical music in theatrical trappings to engage a younger audience.
New Dover Quartet Violist Julianne Lee Describes ‘Natural Synergy’ with Founding Members
Julianne Lee, currently assistant principal second violin of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and principal second violin with the Boston Pops, will take up her new role as violist of the Dover Quartet in Sept. 2023
Cellist Emmanuel Feldman’s TekPin is a New Endpin with Freedom in Mind
The TekPin is a cello endpin designed to support the instrument at a vertical angle, intended to reduce the weight the cello puts on a player’s body.
Sci-Fi (delity): New AI Technology Vaults Music Into a New Frontier
Cellist Tina Guo collaborated on a piece written by Michael Baugh to showcase Neural DSP’s AI-assisted effects processor, the Quad Cortex.
3 Grand Adventures for String Players Looking to Pair Their Passions of Music and Travel
Got the travel bug? Looking for adventure? Here are 3 excursions that may satisfy even the most adventurous string player’s spirit.
String Players Are Being Called on to Play Chamber Music With Participants in Piano Competitions
Many major piano competitions around the world now require semifinalists to play a chamber music round with strings.