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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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  Bach in a new space: Francesca Dego performs the Chaconne

  The violinist performs the work in ConcertLab’s purpose-built studio, filmed with a silent indoor drone camera

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  Video: Richard Tognetti performs at the top of Sydney Opera House

  The artistic director of the Australian Chamber Orchestra played Fratres by Arvo Pärt on the iconic building to celebrate 50 years since the ensemble’s first concert

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  Hina & Fiona perform Handel-Halvorsen Passacaglia for two violins

  The work features on the sister-duo’s debut album, Dear to Us

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  ‘You feel the presence and breath of a fifth person’ - The Elmire Quartet on its debut ‘Rasumovsky’ Quartets album

  The French quartet talks to The Strad about its experience tackling Beethoven’s monumental op.59 quartets in its debut album, Beyond the Limits

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  A cello, a zipline and a drone: how Gautier Capuçon’s Alpine music video was filmed

  A steady hand, plus tolerance for heights and altitude were key to Capuçon’s epic new video to raise awareness of glacier preservation

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