Tag: Travel
By Blogmaster July 19, 2017
By Blogmaster March 19, 2015
By Arnold Steinhardt February 24, 2014
Subjects Artists
Tags Arnold, Arnold Steinhardt, artist, bold, bow control, Brahms B Major piano trio, cellist, cello, cellobello, David, David Soyer, distinctive, Ford Honors, Ford Motor Company, Guarneri String Quartet, historian, impeccable intonation, John Dalley, Marlboro Music School, Michael Tree, music, musicians, Soyer, Steinhardt, Style, Touring, Travel, tribute, University of Michigan, writer
By Avery Waite October 22, 2013
Subjects Artistic Vision
Tags activities, after-school music, Avery, balance, beauty, cello, challenges, Community, contradictions, culture, El Sistema, energy, Enharmonically Equivalent, exploration, fruit, gangs, healing, Jamaica, Kingston, music, neighborhoods, passion, safety, students, Teaching, Travel, violence, Waite
By Blogmaster March 20, 2013
Subjects Travel
Tags air travel, arguments, Benoît Machuel, campaign, cello, cellobello, draft amended regulation, EU Commission, EU Parliament, European employers, European managers, extra airline seats, fair treatment for musicians, General Secretary, International Federation of Musicians (FIM), Janne Schaffer, Katie Melua, liver performance sector, MEP, miles, Mr. George Bach, musical instruments carried on planes, petition, proposal, specific provisions for instruments on planes, success, support, Travel, victory
By Paul Katz February 17, 2013
Subjects Travel
Tags air travel, aircraft, airport customs, Amtrack Regulation, Amtrak, baggage, buying a second seat, cabins, cabins of aircraft, cello, cellobello, customer service, documents, extra charges, FAA, having the proper documents, international customs, Katz, Medium-Sized Musical Instrument, musical tours, passport, Paul, purchasing extra seats, regulations, rules, service, special items, tickets, touring careers, train travel, Travel, travel officials, travel with instruments
By Paul Katz February 12, 2013
Subjects Travel
Tags air security staff, air travel, Alban Gerhardt, bow snapped over bridge, broken cello bow, brutal, careless, cellist, cello, cello bow, cello bridge, cellobello, damaged bow, damaged instrument, forced the case shut, handling instruments, Heinrich Knopf, Katz, O’Hare International Airport, outrage, Paul, plane, rare cello bow, security, security check, security officers, snapped cello bow, Transportation Security Administration workers, Travel, TSA, US Airways, varnish
By Martha Baldwin January 27, 2013
Subjects Orchestra
Tags Baldwin, cello, cellobello, challenges, chamber music, choices, Cleveland Institute of Music, Cleveland Orchestra, colleagues, concert halls, concerts, direction, establish a career, family time, focus, happiness, inspiration, lifestyle, Martha, mom-friendly schedule, money, musical talents, orchestra, orchestral jobs, personal ideas, predictability, rehearsals, routine, short attention span, social outlets, soloist, stability, status, Teaching, Touring, Travel, variety, working full time
By Blogmaster January 23, 2013
Subjects Travel
Tags Airplanes, buying extra seats, carry-on baggage, checked baggage, claim forms, damage, Dave, Delta Airlines, extra seat, FAA, FAA Modernization and Reform Act of 2012, fragile instruments, Gibson, guitar, instrument repairs, nightmare, The LeeVee's, touring musicians, Travel, United Breaks Guitars, Vintage Gibson guitar
By Jeffrey Zeigler November 1, 2012
By Blogmaster October 14, 2012
By Mark Summer October 4, 2012
Subjects Artistic Vision
By Blogmaster September 1, 2012
Subjects Travel
Tags air, carry-on, cello, cellobello, FAA, FAA passenger bill of rights, flying with a cello, flying with instruments, height restrictions, Katz, media, musical instruments, musicians, news, passenger rights, Paul, purchasing extra seats, regulations, restrictions, safety, size, space, stowage, transportation, Travel, weight, weight restrictions, WestJet