Playing the Cello: The Best Icebreaker

By Janet Horvath October 22, 2022

Subjects Interpersonal Relationships

Tags Biking with cello, Eating with cello, Icebreakers, Playing the Cello, Shopping with cello, traveling with cello

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In the Practice Room with Edward Arron

By Edward Arron September 19, 2022

Subjects Interviews, Practicing

Tags daily practice, Edward Arron, how to practice, In the Practice Room, practice habits, Practice Room, practice tips, practicing

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In the Practice Room with Anssi Karttunen

By Anssi Karttunen September 12, 2022

Subjects Interviews, Practicing

Tags Anssi Karttunen, daily practice, how to practice, In the Practice Room, practice habits, Practice Room, practice tips, practicing

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In the Practice Room with Benny Yi-Bing Chu

By Benny Yi-Bing Chu September 7, 2022

Subjects Interviews, Practicing

Tags Benny Yi-Bing Chu, daily practice, how to practice, In the Practice Room, practice habits, Practice Room, practice tips, practicing

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Opening Paths: Mexican Composer Ricardo Castro and Latin America’s First Cello Concerto (Part 3)

By Natali Herrera-Pacheco, Horacio Contreras, and Germán Marcano June 18, 2022

Subjects Historical, Repertoire

Tags cello concerto, Cello Repertoire, Latin America, Origins of concerto, Pedagogy, Ricardo Castro, Sources, Technique

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Opening Paths: Mexican Composer Ricardo Castro and Latin America’s First Cello Concerto (Part 2)

By Natali Herrera-Pacheco, Horacio Contreras, and Germán Marcano June 12, 2022

Subjects Historical, Repertoire

Tags cello concerto, Cello Repertoire, José Joaquim Emérico Lobo de Mesquita, Karl Davydov, Latin America, Marix Loevensohn, Mexican Revolution, Pablo Casals, Ricardo Castro

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Opening Paths: Mexican Composer Ricardo Castro and Latin America’s First Cello Concerto (Part 1)

By Natali Herrera-Pacheco, Horacio Contreras, and Germán Marcano June 4, 2022

Subjects Historical, Repertoire

Tags cello concerto, Cello Repertoire, José Joaquim Emérico Lobo de Mesquita, Latin America, Mexican Revolution, Oaxacan Porfirio Díaz, Ricardo Castro

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Cellos and Cellists Star IN the Movies

By Janet Horvath May 23, 2022

Subjects Beyond the Traditional

Tags Audrey Hepburn, cello, Gauche the Cellist, James Bond, Love in the Afternoon, Miyazawa Kenji, Movies, Take the Money and Run, The Living Daylights, The Soloist, The Witches of Eastwick, Woody Allen

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Cello Concerto Overview: The Should Haves (Part II)

By Janet Horvath April 24, 2022

Subjects Repertoire

Tags Alban Gerhardt, Don Quixote, Ernest Bloch, Janos Starker, Leonard Rose, Maria Kliegel, prokofiev, Richard Strauss, Rostropovich, Saint-Saëns, Schelomo, Schumann, Shostakovich, Sol Gabetta

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Cello Concerto Overview: The Should Haves (Part I)

By Janet Horvath April 10, 2022

Subjects Repertoire

Tags Cello Concertos, Cello Repertoire, Dvorak, Dvorak Concerto, Elgar, Elgar Concerto, Gregor Piatigorsky, Jacqueline du Pré, Janet Horvath, Jian Wang, Kian Soltani, Mischa Maisky, Standard Repertoire, Walton, Walton Concerto

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