By Emily Wright | From the November-December 2020 issue of Strings magazine
Elgar’s Cello Concerto has everything a player could dream of, with soaring them... Read More...
By Laurie Niles | From the July-August 2020 issue of Strings magazine
Leopold Auer might have hit on some truth when he declared that the violin concerto wr... Read More...
Here's a look how to play Kreisler’s Praeludium and Allegro in the style of Pugnani, a major work for any advancing student of the violin and a joy to play.
By Benjamin Whitcomb | From the March/April 2020 issue of Strings Magazine
David Popper’s Gavotte in D major is a delightful, short work that intermediate c... Read More...
By Benjamin Whitcomb
The repertoire for cello is vast, and contains many single-movement works that are suitable as encores. One of the most distinctive is ... Read More...
By Laurel Thomsen
Considered one of the world’s greatest violin concertos since 1845, when it was first premiered by its dedicatee, violinist Ferdinand Davi... Read More...
By Catherine Bent
As choro—samba’s instrumental precursor—gains international popularity, many string players are drawn to its charms and challenges. It’s a goo... Read More...
By Miranda Wilson
Anyone expecting Édouard Lalo’s cello sonata (1856) to sound anything like his cello concerto is in for a surprise. While the concerto, like ... Read More...