As told to Greg CahillKeep Connected chronicles the ways in which string players are staying in touch with their audience or students during the global cor... Read More...
By Sasha MargolisPierre Fournier (1906–86), known as “the aristocrat of cellists,” was among the twentieth century’s most wonderful string artists. A music... Read More...
Now that we're finally flipping the calendar to 2021, we thought it would be fun to look back at what caught your attention in the stringed instrument world th... Read More...
By Anthea Kreston | From the January-February 2021 issue of Strings magazineMusic has taken on a different meaning for all of us during the pandemic. I was... Read More...
By Laurence Vittes | From the January-February 2021 issue of Strings magazineAs it became obvious to the classical-music world that live concerts would not... Read More...
This 2018 video inspired many commenters, hopeful for a full holiday album from violinist Ray Chen. Since one hasn't materialized yet (his most recent release ... Read More...
By Heather K. ScottA new fiddle or bow, interesting instrument swag, a historic music score, rare recordings from your favorite musician... What’s the best... Read More...
Looking for a little holiday cheer today? Violinist Ezinma, who is on the cover of Strings' January/February issue, hopes you'll find some joy in the video to ... Read More...
By Sasha MargolisWhen the thirty-year-old violinist Ginette Neveu perished in a plane crash in 1949, the music world experienced a deep sense of loss. In t... Read More...
The Israel Philharmonic has been celebrating Hanukkah by livestreaming original arrangements of holiday music—one per day. Here you'll find Yuval Shapiro's arr... Read More...