Strings Sessions Presents: Violinist Paul Huang
Violinist Paul Huang stopped by the Strings' studio to perform Eugène Ysaÿe's Sonata No. 3 in D minor, "Ballade." Huang performs on the 1742 “Wieniawski” Guarn... Read More...
Sessions
Strings Sessions Presents: Zuill Bailey
Cellist Zuill Bailey stopped by the Strings studio to perform J.S. Bach's Cello Suite No. 1 in G major, BWV 1007, and Gluck's Dance of the Blessed Spirits for s... Read More...
Strings Sessions Presents: Elena Urioste & Melissa White
Violinists Elena Urioste and Melissa White stopped by the Strings studio to perform their own arrangement of "The Star Spangled Banner."The pair also shar... Read More...
Strings Sessions Presents: Martin Hayes Quartet
The Martin Hayes Quartet, made up of fiddlers Martin Hayes and Liz Knowles, guitarist Dennis Cahill, and bass clarinetist Doug Wieselman, stopped by the Strings... Read More...
Strings Sessions Presents: Kittel & Co.
Kittel & Co., made up of violinist Jeremy Kittel, guitarist Quinn Bachand, and mandolinist Joshua Pinkhan, stopped by the Strings studio to perform two piec... Read More...
Strings Sessions Presents: Francisco Fullana
Violinist Francisco Fullana stopped by the Strings studio to perform two pieces. Watch the 2018 Avery Fisher Career Grant winner perform J.S. Bach's Violin Part... Read More...
Strings Sessions Presents: Ben Beilman
Violinist Ben Beilman stopped by the Strings studio to perform two pieces by Bartók and Bach. Watch the 28-year-old violinist perform Béla Bartók's Sonata for S... Read More...
Strings Sessions Presents: Christian Howes
Violinist Christian Howes stopped by the Strings studio to perform two pieces: Herbie Hancock's Chameleon and Postlude, a Howes original inspired in part by Bac... Read More...
Strings Sessions Presents: Bach in the Bathroom with Cellist Mike Block
Cellist Mike Block stopped by the Strings studio last fall to perform music with the Hanneke Cassel Band. But before he left, the multi-styles cellist had one l... Read More...
Strings Sessions Presents: Johnny Gandelsman
“About three years ago, I had a need to focus inward because I was starting to doubt my own voice a little bit,” violinist Johnny Gandelsman says of his decisio... Read More...