All News articles – Page 207
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ArticleViolinist Nicola Benedetti receives Queen's Medal for Music
Established in 2005, the UK medal is awarded annually to 'an outstanding individual or group of musicians who have had a major influence on the musical life of the nation'
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ArticleQueen Elisabeth Competition 2017 names 12 cello finalists
The 12 international cellists are competing for a grand prize of €25,000 in Brussels from 8 May to 3 June 2017
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ArticleRussian cellist Natalia Shakhovskaya has died, aged 81
The artist won First Prize and the Gold Medal at the International Tchaikovsky Competition in1962 and was a long-term professor at the Moscow Conservatory
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ArticleOlga Šroubková wins Prague Spring International Violin Competition 2017
The 24-year-old Czech violinist takes home the top prize of CZK 200,000 ($8,400) in addition to two special awards
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ArticleThe Strad June 2017 issue is out now
German violinist Christian Tetzlaff finds new depths of discovery in Bach's Solo Sonatas and Partitas
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ArticleDouble bassist William McGregor wins Stulberg International String Competition 2017
The 17-year-old is only the second double bassist to have won the contest in its 42-year history
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ArticleMilton String Quartet wins 2017 Fischoff Chamber Music Competition Grand Prize
The ensemble receives $10,000 for its Grand Prize win and a further $3,500 for winning the Senior String Division
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ArticleViolinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja wins Swiss Music Prize
The prize for artists based in Switzerland, worth 25,000 Swiss francs, recognises contributions in all musical genres
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ArticleFort Worth Symphony Orchestra conductor ejected from concert hall for carrying his daughter's violin case
Conductor Miguel Harth-Bedoya says the incident took place at Bass Hall on Sunday night after his daughter’s performance in the Fort Worth Youth Orchestra
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ArticleQueen Elisabeth Competition 2017 names 24 cello semi-finalists
The 24 international cellists are competing for a grand prize of €25,000 in Brussels from 8 May to 3 June 2017
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ArticleViolinists Alexander Sitkovetsky and Sergey Malov appointed to Zurich University of the Arts
The two musicians will join fellow string faculty professors Nora Chastain, Rudolf Koelman, Ilya Gringolts and Andreas Janke from September 2017
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ArticleAir Canada wins International Federation of Musicians Airline of Choice Award 2017
The award has been launched 'with the aim of improving airlines’ policies so that musicians travelling with their instrument are treated fairly and are fully informed'
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ArticleLong-term Oregon Symphony concertmaster Hugh Ewart has died, aged 93
The violinist served as concertmaster of the Oregon Symphony for 30 years and was named concertmaster emeritus upon his retirement
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ArticleBritish Transport Police recover stolen 300-year-old Goffriller violin
The 1700 instrument, belonging to London violinist Carol Slater, was stolen from a Gatwick Express train at the end of March
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ArticleThe Juilliard School appoints Damian Woetzel as its new president
Woetzel, a former principal dancer with the New York City Ballet, will replace Joseph W. Polisi as head of the New York music, dance, and drama school in July 2018
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ArticleBritish cellist Keith Harvey has died, aged 79
The English musician was principal cellist of the London Philharmonic and English Chamber orchestras, and later formed the Gabrieli String Quartet
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ArticleSphinx Organization awards over $180,000 in MPower Artist Grants
The Detroit-based body has awarded amounts ranging from $1,000 to over $38,000 to 15 alumni of Sphinx programmes
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ArticleLorenz Chen wins International Henri Marteau Violin Competition 2017
The 23-year-old Taiwanese-German violinist receives €10,000 and a recording produced by Bayerischer Rundfunk
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Article$100,000 M-Prize Chamber Music Competition names winners
The grand prize goes to Russian Renaissance, while the Argus Quartet takes home the top prize in the Senior Strings category
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ArticleBow maker Benoît Rolland named Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres
The achetier has been honoured by the French government for his contribution to stringed instrument making and playing
