Special Focus: Buyer’s Guide Features & Departments: Feature: Andrew Bird’s busy 2022Feature: The ethics of keeping great instruments in museumsFeature: Yo-Yo Ma, John Williams, and a revised cello concertoFeature: Max Richter’s new take on VivaldiFeature: Instrument re-graduation—pros and consSpecial Section: Buyer’s GuideThe state of classical music radioKun celebrates 50 yearsRoad to recovery from focal dystoniaHow …
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*Bang on a Can All-Stars Live — Road Trip Performance, Stephanie Berger Photo* Special Focus: Contemporary Instruments & Bows Features & Departments: Feature: Tracy Silverman gets ready to premiere Roberto Sierra’s new concertoFeature: Ron Carter celebrates 85 yearsFeature: Does it matter if a conductor is a string player?Feature: The evolution of Bang on a CanFeature: Leonidas …
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*Charles Mingus, Tom Marcello Photos* Special Focus: Summer Adventure Features & Departments: Feature: Angèle Dubeau and La Pietà release ElleFeature: Good Morning Bedlam bring trademark energy to new albumFeature: Charles Mingus, 100 years after his birthFeature: David Fulton documents his violin collection in new bookFeature: Elinor Frey explores repertoire for the violoncello piccoloSpecial Section: Summer Adventure!Steven …
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*Jake Turney Photo* Special Focus: Adult Amateurs Features & Departments: Feature: Edgar Moreau’s new Transmission recordingFeature: The Making of a String Playing StarFeature: Sheku Kanneh-Mason teams up with pianist sister Isata for MuseFeature: The Infamous Stringdusters explore a dystopian vibeSpecial Section: Focus on Adult Amateur PlayersVeronika Eberle’s “ex Dragonetti” StradLessons from the great Lynn HarrellAnne Gastinel tackles ChopinSharpen …
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*Jill Steinberg Photo* Special Focus: Vintage Instruments & Bows Features & Departments: Feature: Jeffrey Zeigler’s Houses of the Zodiac projectFeature: A guide to the string music of Florence PriceFeature: What made Stolyarsky such an effective teacher?Feature: A discussion of orchestral retirementSpecial Section: Vintage Instruments & BowsA holiday gift guide to streaming hardwareThe soul of Robert …
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Special Focus: Education Guide Features & Departments: Feature: The Attacca’s Mid-Career MakeoverFeature: The Life-Changing Power of Bach’s Cello SuitesFeature: A Fond Farewell to the Auryn QuartetFeature: The Keys to Stolyarsky’s SuccessSpecial Section: Focus on EducationDevelop Your Own Warm-Up RoutineEmma Wernig’s Ode to the Viennese ViolaHow Orchestras Are Approaching the 21/22 SeasonWhat’s in Nathaniel Robinson’s Case?Instrument …
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