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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CelloStream Artist Master Class Series 2014-2015

By Blogmaster September 1, 2014

Subjects News

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Rambling About Tanglewood: Tales of a BSO Survivor

By Blogmaster August 27, 2014

Subjects Orchestra

Tags BSO, cellist, chamber music, Jules Eskin, Lenox, Piatigorsky, Tanglewood, The Berkshire Eagle

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Going Up

By Selma Gokcen July 16, 2014

Subjects Playing Healthy

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A String Player’s Guide to the Ivory Ban

By Jennifer Loux June 9, 2014

Subjects Travel

Tags airport customs, bow, Cello Travel, CITES, international customs, Jennifer Loux, US Customs, US Fish and Wildlife Services

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Reprint: Two Travel News Articles from The Violin Channel

By Blogmaster June 6, 2014

Subjects Travel

Tags Budapest Festival Orchestra, Ivory, The Violin Channel, Time for Three, traveling with instruments, US Customs

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