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.
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.”
Duport’s études are a staple of cello pedagogical repertoire, focusing on bowing and fingering technique. This edition also offers the original second cello part.
Cellist Joshua Gindele began his cello studies at the age of three. He is now celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Miró Quartet, of which he is a founding member.
Wilhelmina Smith’s recital of virtually unrecorded solo cello music by veteran Danish composers Per Nørgård (b. 1932) and Poul Ruders (b. 1949) could go into any 21st-century cellist’s performance repertoire.
By Brian Forst | From the March-April 2021 issue of Strings magazine
Bach’s Cello Suites, BWV 1007–1012, are the perfect medicine for cellists trying to cop... Read More...
By Brian Forst | From the January-February 2021 issue of Strings magazine
My road to the cello started at age eight, when my parents gave me singing lessons... Read More...
By Sasha Margolis
Pierre Fournier (1906–86), known as “the aristocrat of cellists,” was among the twentieth century’s most wonderful string artists. A music... Read More...
By Seth Parker Woods | From the November-December 2020 issue of Strings magazine
Hailed by The Guardian as “a cellist of power and grace,” Seth Parker Woods... Read More...
