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  Woven from Light: a listening guide to a world premiere work for violin and cello

  Following the world premiere of Woven from Light by David Philip Hefti, cellist Gabriel Schwabe offers a listening guide to the new work, written for himself and violinist Hellen Weiss

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  Happy birthday Florence Price! Mount Vernon Virtuosi CelloGang performs String Quartet in G major

  Florence Price was born on this day in 1887. Amit Peled and his cello students commemorate the American composer with an arrangement of her 1929 quartet for cello ensemble

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  Guitar textures on the violin: Tomás Cotik performs Albéniz’s ‘Asturias’

  Tomás Cotik performs Albéniz’s Asturias in a transcription for solo violin and discusses some of the technical challenges of bringing this guitar classic to the violin, reflecting on his personal connection to Spanish music, shaped in part by his Fulbright sabbatical year in Spain

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  ‘Prokofiev in a mosh pit’ – ORBI’s arrangement of Muse’s Unsustainable

  Double bassist Rick Stotijn and his band share a track from their new album, The Age of Greed

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  ‘This piece has everything a violinist can ask for’: Frank Peter Zimmermann on the Elgar Violin Concerto

  Our April 2026 cover star speaks about the work in this exclusive video interview

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  Video premiere: Édith Piaf’s ‘Hymne à l’amour’ for eight cellos performed by the SCS Cello Ensemble

  The group has released a new single of Piaf’s eternal classic, filmed at the Scandinavian Cello School and to be featured in an upcoming documentary

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  Cellist John-Henry Crawford performs Ravel’s ‘Pavane pour une infante défunte’

  In celebration of the composer’s birthday, the cellist gives a multi-tracked performance of the work

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  Michael Stephen Brown gives the viola the spotlight in a new work

  Paul Neubauer takes centre stage in Brown’s work The Viola from his Pas de Trois

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  The violin technique that shouldn’t exist: MinutePhysics explains Roman Kim’s harmonics technique

  Roman Kim reveals how a long‑forgotten idea led him to develop a harmonic technique once thought impossible, explored here with Daniel Kurganov and MinutePhysics

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  Jupiter Quartet performs Ginastera’s String Quartet no.1

  The ensemble performs a furious and volatile Vivacissimo in its first video performance with new violinist, Mélanie Clapiès

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  Amy Beach’s Romance op.23 for double bass and piano

  With pianist John Solari, double bassist Jacob Warren performs his transcription of the piece originally written for violin and piano, and shares his thoughts on the process

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  Roman Kim: virtuosity, artistic freedom and how to find your voice

  Daniel Kurganov interviews the violinist on a range of topics, ranging from his life story, teachers, his approach to virtuosity, and much more

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