Samuel Reed
Samuel Reed is the editorial director of TheViolinPost, an independent magazine focused on violin, string instruments, and lutherie.
Violist Teng Li Joins the Curtis Institute of Music Faculty
Teng Li has been named a new faculty member at the prestigious Curtis Institute of Music, enhancing their viola program.
Innovative Programs Highlight the Concours de Genève in Switzerland
The Concours de Genève in Switzerland is embracing new repertoire and artistic visions, reflecting a fresh direction in this prestigious classical music competition.
Final Call for Applicants: 2026 Classic Cello Competition Entry Deadline Approaching
The deadline to apply for the prestigious 2026 Classic Cello Competition is fast approaching. Cellists worldwide are encouraged to submit their applications soon.
University of Colorado Boulder Announces Winners of 2025 Concerto Competition
The University of Colorado Boulder has announced the winners of its 2025 Concerto Competition, recognizing outstanding student soloists.
International Viola Competitions in Gateshead: Tertis and Aronowitz Events Reviewed
A detailed overview of the Tertis and Aronowitz International Viola Competitions held in Gateshead, assessing their significance for viola performers and the broader string community.
Bard Conservatory Welcomes Double Bassist Satoshi Okamoto to Faculty
The Bard Conservatory has appointed double bassist Satoshi Okamoto to its faculty, expanding its string department's instructional team.
Valentina Ciardelli Named Professor of Double Bass at Trinity Laban Conservatoire
Renowned double bassist Valentina Ciardelli has been appointed professor at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, marking a significant addition to the institution's string department.
2025 International Classical String Instrument Competition Winners Announced
The winners of several major 2025 international competitions for violin, viola, cello, and double bass have been officially confirmed.
Digital Humanities Project Preserves Renaissance Musical Instruments at Oxford University
The University of Oxford employs cutting-edge digital technology to create detailed 3D models of its rare Renaissance musical instruments, enhancing preservation and accessibility.
Cellist Lee You-bien Triumphs at the International Isangyun Competition
South Korean cellist Lee You-bien has secured first place at the prestigious International Isangyun Competition, highlighting his exceptional talent and promise in classical music.
