Category: Repertoire

Reflections on the 17 Beethoven String Quartets: Some Interpretive Considerations (Part 4 of 5)

By Paul Katz December 17, 2020

Subjects Chamber Music, Repertoire

Tags Beethoven, Beethoven Quartets, Beethoven's 250th Birthday, Cleveland Quartet, Interpretation, Paul Katz, Reflections on Beethoven

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Reflections on the 17 Beethoven String Quartets: The Late Period Quartets (Part 3 of 5)

By Paul Katz December 16, 2020

Subjects Chamber Music, Repertoire

Tags Beethoven, Beethoven Quartets, Beethoven's 250th Birthday, Beethoven's Late Period, Cleveland Quartet, Paul Katz, Reflections on Beethoven

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Reflections on the 17 Beethoven String Quartets: The Middle Period Quartets (Part 2 of 5)

By Paul Katz December 15, 2020

Subjects Chamber Music, Repertoire

Tags Beethoven, Beethoven Quartets, Beethoven's 250th Birthday, Beethoven's Middle Period, Cleveland Quartet, Paul Katz, Reflections on Beethoven

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Reflections on the 17 Beethoven String Quartets: The Early Period Quartets (Part 1 of 5)

By Paul Katz December 14, 2020

Subjects Chamber Music, Repertoire

Tags Beethoven, Beethoven Quartets, Beethoven's 250th Birthday, Cleveland Quartet, Early Beethoven, Paul Katz, Reflections on Beethoven

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Exiles in Paradise: on the “Hollywood Renaissance” and Finding New Repertoire for the Cello: Part 2

By Brinton Smith March 24, 2020

Subjects Historical, Repertoire

Tags korngold, Piatagorsky, Rosza

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The “Instead” List

By Anssi Karttunen March 23, 2020

Subjects Artistic Vision, Repertoire

Tags Concerto, inspiration, Instead, repertoire, Solo Suite, Sonata

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Exiles in Paradise: on the “Hollywood Renaissance” and Finding New Repertoire for the Cello: Part 1

By Brinton Smith March 15, 2020

Subjects Historical, Repertoire

Tags arnold schoenberg, brinton smith, cello, igor stravinsky, Jascha Heifetz, Leopold Godowsky, Los Angeles, Sergei Rachmaninoff'

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The Joy of Feuillard – A Sequential Approach to Teaching Bow Technique (Part 34 – Feuillard No. 36 – Variations #39-42)

By Robert Jesselson May 6, 2019

Subjects Repertoire, Technique

Tags bow distribution, chords, grace notes, string crossings, The Joy of Feuillard

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The Joy of Feuillard – A Sequential Approach to Teaching Bow Technique (Part 33 – Feuillard No. 36 – Variations #30-38)

By Robert Jesselson April 29, 2019

Subjects Repertoire, Technique

Tags double stops, string crossings, The Joy of Feuillard, upper arm

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The Joy of Feuillard – A Sequential Approach to Teaching Bow Technique (Part 32 – Feuillard No. 36 – Variations #10-29)

By Robert Jesselson April 22, 2019

Subjects Repertoire, Technique

Tags bow distribution, contact point, Detaché, Feuillard, legato, string crossings, The Joy of Feuillard

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The Joy of Feuillard – A Sequential Approach to Teaching Bow Technique (Part 31 – Feuillard No. 36 – Variations #1-9)

By Robert Jesselson April 15, 2019

Subjects Repertoire, Technique

Tags chords, contact point, double stops, string crossings, The Joy of Feuillard

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The Joy of Feuillard – A Sequential Approach to Teaching Bow Technique (Part 30 – Collé)

By Robert Jesselson April 8, 2019

Subjects Repertoire, Technique

Tags bow hold, collé, Duport, fingers, The Joy of Feuillard

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The Joy of Feuillard – A Sequential Approach to Teaching Bow Technique (Part 29 – Feuillard No. 35 – Variations #52-59)

By Robert Jesselson April 1, 2019

Subjects Repertoire, Technique

Tags Feuillard, fingers, spicatto, The Joy of Feuillard, upper arm, wrist

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The Bach Suites, A Deep Mirror

By Lluis Claret March 30, 2019

Subjects Repertoire

Tags Bach, Bach Suites, cello, cellobello, Claret, experiences, Interpretation, Lluis, music, opportunity, perfection, performance, reflection, Suites

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The Bach Suites as You Have Never Seen Them Before

By Antonio Lysy March 30, 2019

Subjects Repertoire

Tags Bach, bach celebration, Bach Cello Suites, cello practice, cellobello, CelloBlog

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