Compiled by Stephanie Powell Bach's music is certainly a rite of passage for many musicians. The beauty, complexity and magic that exists within these score... Read More...
It’s not that I’m unhappy, exactly. Yet here I am, a cellist weeping over a book full of unplayed notes. But then a voice in my head says, “You’ve still got Bach.”
Cellist David Starkweather has published a vertically aligned manuscript edition of all 5 versions of the Bach Cello Suites in an easily navigated digital edition.
This is a review of a performance by the Danish String Quartet on November 7, 2019; Meany Center for the Performing Arts, University of Washington, Seattle.
By Cristina Schreil When you think of Bach’s beloved cello suites you usually think of, well, the cello. Violinist Johnny Gandelsman had another idea. Th... Read More...
It takes a special kind of virtuosity to learn the last of Bach's Cello Suites on a standard cello. That’s because it wasn’t written for a cello with 4 strings.
It is time again to celebrate the birth of J.S. Bach (the 334th time, as it happens). Perhaps you could tip your hat to the great one by playing his music, and ... Read More...
By Dale Henderson
I heard the music before I saw the musicians—a driving, rhythmic, energetic band of ten professional cellists. Outside on this cold but sun... Read More...
By Brian Wise
Aisha Syed-Castro, a violinist from the Dominican Republic who is now based in Miami, came to Weill Recital Hall on February 27 with a program th... Read More...