Emanuel Feuermann and the Art of Phrasing

By Brinton Smith May 18, 2018

Subjects Artists

Tags bow, Casals, Feuermann, Habits, legato, phrasing, practicing, Technique, vibrato

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What “Posture” Looks Like on the Inside

By Blogmaster March 21, 2018

Subjects Playing Healthy

Tags balance, feet, Lumbar spine, posture, sitting, Spine

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A Much Maligned Cellist: The True Story of Felix Salmond and the Elgar Cello Concerto (Part 4)

By Tully Potter February 15, 2018

Subjects Historical, Repertoire

Tags cello concerto, composers, criticism, Elgar, Felix Salmond, juilliard, london symphony orchestra, premiere, recording

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A Much Maligned Cellist: The True Story of Felix Salmond and the Elgar Cello Concerto (Part 3)

By Tully Potter February 13, 2018

Subjects Historical, Repertoire

Tags cello concerto, composers, criticism, Elgar, Felix Salmond, london symphony orchestra, premiere, recording

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A Much Maligned Cellist: The True Story of Felix Salmond and the Elgar Cello Concerto (Part 2)

By Tully Potter February 5, 2018

Subjects Historical, Repertoire

Tags cello concerto, composers, criticism, Elgar, Felix Salmond, premiere

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A Much Maligned Cellist: The True Story of Felix Salmond and the Elgar Cello Concerto (Part 1)

By Tully Potter February 5, 2018

Subjects Historical, Repertoire

Tags cello concerto, composers, Elgar, Felix Salmond, premiere

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Vowels and Sound Production on the Cello

By Gregory Beaver January 29, 2018

Subjects Technique

Tags contact point, language, overtones, sound production

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My First Lessons with Gregor Piatigorsky

By Paul Katz January 24, 2018

Subjects Artists

Tags Heifetz, humor, Paul Katz, Piatigorsky

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The Amit Peled Peabody Cello Gang: Closing the Circle

By Amit Peled January 6, 2018

Subjects Artistic Vision

Tags Amit Peled, Bach, Bernard Greenhouse, cello ensemble, communication, improvement, laurence lesser, nerves, peabody institute, performance, Popper, recording, spontaneity, Teaching

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LA Story: A Recital of New & Unusual Works for Cello & Piano from Hollywood’s Golden Age

By Brinton Smith January 4, 2018

Subjects Repertoire

Tags arnold schoenberg, brinton smith, Ernst Toch, Franz Waxman, Heifetz, igor stravinsky, korngold, Leopold Godowsky, Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Miklós Rózsa, Piatigorsky, Sergei Rachmaninoff'

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