Tag: cello

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János Starker Remembrance Week: Presenting My Mentor with His Honorary Doctorate in 2006

By Paul Katz April 26, 2015

Subjects Artists

Tags cello, Cello Blog, Cello Legend, Cello Peadagogue, Cello teacher, cellobello, Janos Starker Honorary Doctorate, Janos Starker Memorial, life of Janos Starker, New England Conservatory, Paul Katz, Remembering Janos Starker

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CelloBello János Starker Remembrance Week: Life as a Student of János Starker

By Brant Taylor April 22, 2015

Subjects Artists

Tags cello, Cello Blog, Cello Legend, Cello Pedagogue, Cello teacher, cellobello, Janos Starker, Janos Starker Memorial, Lesson with Janos Starker, life of Janos Starker, Remembering Janos Starker

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CelloBello János Starker Remembrance Week April 22-28

By Blogmaster April 17, 2015

Subjects Artists

Tags cello, Cello Blog, Cello Legend, Cello Pedagogue, Cello teacher, cellobello, Janos Starker, Janos Starker Memorial, life of Janos Starker, Remembering Janos Starker

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The Buddha, the Brain, & Bach: One Cellist’s Inner Exploration of Practice

By Barbara Bogatin November 6, 2014

Subjects Practicing

Tags Bach, Barbara Bogatin, brain, Buddha, cello, cellobello, meditation, Mindfulness, San Fransisco Symphony, Vipassana

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Sports and Cello: Starting the Discussion

By Jonathan Thomson October 31, 2014

Subjects Practicing

Tags cello, cellobello, CelloBlog, Jonathan Thomson, Practice, sports, training

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On How to Play the Baroque Cello: the Baroque Bow, or What Your Ear Imagines Your Bow Should Do (Part 1)

By Guy Fishman October 15, 2014

Subjects Baroque, Historical

Tags Baroque, baroque bow, cello, Guy Fishman

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This Looks Like Another Viola Joke, but it’s Not a Joke! Air Canada’s Outrageous New Policy

By Blogmaster October 3, 2014

Subjects Travel

Tags Air Canada, cello, Cello Travel, Itzhak Perlman, Musical Instrument Transportation, Policy, Viola Travel

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On How to Play a Baroque Cello: Gut Strings (Part 2)

By Guy Fishman September 29, 2014

Subjects Baroque, Historical

Tags Baroque, cello, cellobello, gut strings, Guy Fishman, Tim Janoff

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New England Conservatory Cellist Tony Rymer Wins Second Prize in Enescu Cello Competition

By Blogmaster September 25, 2014

Subjects Competition, News

Tags cello, Competition, Enescu, Eun-Sun Hong, Romania, South Korea, Tony Rymer, USA

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On How to Play a Baroque Cello: Gut Strings (Part 1)

By Guy Fishman September 22, 2014

Subjects Baroque, Historical

Tags Baroque, cello, CelloBlog, gut strings, Guy Fishman

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On “What Makes a Baroque Cellist”: Foreign Languages (Part 2)

By Guy Fishman September 15, 2014

Subjects Baroque, Historical

Tags Bach, Baroque, cello, Guy Fishman, Historical Performance, language

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New England Conservatory Cellist Taeguk Mun Wins Pablo Casals International Cello Competition

By Blogmaster September 14, 2014

Subjects Competition, News

Tags cello, Hungarian Academy of Music, Hungary, Pablo Casals, South Korea, Taeguk Mun

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On “What Makes a Baroque Cellist”: Foreign Languages (Part 1)

By Guy Fishman September 8, 2014

Subjects Baroque, Historical

Tags Baroque, blog, cello, gut strings, Guy Fishman, Teaching, vibrato

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Power is Energy, Unblocked and Properly Directed

By Selma Gokcen May 6, 2014

Subjects Playing Healthy

Tags Alexander Technique, back, balance, cello, cellobello, concerts, direction, energy, flow, freedom, Gokcen, Katz, muscular over-exertion, musical education, Paul, power, properly received energy, quality of attention, repertoire, Selma, shoulders, Spine, T’ai Chi, tours

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Hit or Miss

By Selma Gokcen March 10, 2014

Subjects Playing Healthy

Tags accuracy, activity, Alexander Technique, cello, cellobello, conditioning, conservatory, Coordination, delivery, F.M. Alexander, Gokcen, habit, hours of practicing, necessity, Practice Room, Primary Control, relentless repetitive motions, repetition, results, Selma, the Use of the Self, young instrumentalists

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