From the profound artistry of Pablo Casals to the pioneering performances of Jacqueline du Pré, these 21 cellists have profoundly shaped the cello's legacy and enriched classical music.
Renowned cellist Andres Sanchez conducted a masterclass at Project STEP, a program dedicated to nurturing classical music talent in underrepresented communities, inspiring young students with personalized instruction and encouragement.
The German state of Bavaria has acquired Pablo Picasso's 1911 masterpiece "Woman with a Violin," adding a pivotal Cubist work to the Pinakothek der Moderne with support from various public and private sponsors.
The Dallas Chamber Symphony is gearing up for its 2025-2026 season, highlighted by the second biennial Dallas International Violin Competition. With an expanded applicant pool and acclaimed soloists, the orchestra promises a compelling lineup of performances at Moody Performance Hall.
A recent international study led by National Taiwan University reveals the specific chemical compounds used by Antonio Stradivari and his contemporaries to enhance the acoustics and durability of their violins, shedding light on centuries-old craftsmanship secrets.
The Aspen Music Festival and School has opened ticket sales for its 2026 Winter Music Recital series, featuring renowned artists, and continues its commitment to music education through the Musical Connections program with visits from celebrated guitarist Aaron Larget-Caplan.
Bay Fine Strings presents a unique event featuring modern bowed string instruments and bows, culminating in a concert performed by San Francisco Philharmonic musicians.
The "Making a Scene" exhibit at the Denton County Courthouse Museum highlights The Luthier Shop of Cross Roads, Texas, showcasing the intricate craft of violin making and restoration led by Steven Cundall and his family.
Six remarkable young New Zealand soloists join the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra in a concert featuring masterworks by Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Mendelssohn, and Strauss as part of the NZSO Emerging Artists program.
After a competitive audition process, violinist Kaiyuan Wu has been appointed as a Section Violinist with the Jacksonville Symphony starting in September 2025. Wu brings a wealth of international training and accolades, having studied at top music conservatories and won numerous competitions.
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