Videos – Page 113
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ArticleGreat string players of the past: Huberman
Silent footage from 1929 shows how the violinist gets round the instrument
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ArticleThe Strad October 2013: Steven Isserlis talks to Ariane Todes
UK cellist Steven Isserlis has taken on the role of guest editor for The Strad's October 2013 edition. He's chosen a theme of 'great players from the past', and in this conversation with editor Ariane Todes, he discusses his conception for the issue.'I think the Bach playing of ...
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ArticleVerdi's Quartet in E minor performed on four Stradivaris
The Stradivari Quartet – violinists Xiaoming Wang and Sebastian Bohren, violist Lech Antonio Uszynski and cellist Maja Weber – perform Verdi's Quartet in E minor at the newly opened Museo del Violino in Cremona, Italy. The concert took place on 21 September as part of the STRADIVARIfestival. ...
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ArticleWhen they were young: Pinchas Zukerman
A young Pinchas Zukerman plays Schumann's Violin Sonata in F major 'F-A-E' - II. IntermezzoClick here to see an older Zukerman in performance with Itzhak PerlmanSubscribe to The Strad or download our digital edition as part of a 30-day free trial.
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ArticleThe way they played: Michael Rabin
The American violinist (1936–1972) performs Fritz Kreisler's Caprice viennois and Tambourin Chinois Read about the great violin players in our Violin Heroes bookazine. Subscribe to The Strad or download our digital edition as part of a 30-day free trial.
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ArticleGreat players as teachers: Yehudi Menuhin
The great violinist gives a masterclass to some young musicians on Bach's Concerto for Two Violins in D minor and the Brahms Violin Concerto.Click here to hear Menuhin's advice on left-hand holdSubscribe to The Strad or download our digital edition as part of a 30-day free trial.
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ArticleGreat teachers on film: Anner Bylsma
The Dutch cellist and pedagogue gives a masterclass on Hoffmeister's Concerto in E flat major, with Venezuelan double bassist Edicson Ruiz. Recorded in 2009. Read Ruiz's own thoughts on the Concerto in our December 2012 issue, available for download here. Subscribe to The Strad or download our digital edition as part of a ...
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ArticleJoseph Szigeti plays Schubert
Joseph Szigeti performs Franz Schubert's 1856 work Die Biene (The Bee) op.13 no. 9 Joseph Szigeti (violin) Harry Kaufman (piano) Taken from the 1944 film Hollywood Canteen Subscribe to The Strad or download our digital edition as part of a 30-day free trial.
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ArticleMozart's Sinfonia concertante, K364: - II. Andante
In the September issue, violin pedagogue Zakhar Bron selects the slow movement of Mozart's K364 as one of his favourite works. Here's a performance at the Zagreb International Chamber Music Festival in 2010.Susanna Yoko Henkel (violin) Maxim Rysanov (viola) Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra 'This slow movement speaks to me in a ...
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ArticleBach's Chaconne on film: Gil Shaham
The violinist uses a Baroque bow to get to the core of the masterwork
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ArticleBach's Chaconne on film: Viktoria Mullova
The Russian violinist brings Baroque flair to her interpretation of the work
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ArticleBach's Chaconne on film: Gidon Kremer
The Latvian violinist explores the instrument's full range of colour in this masterwork.
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ArticleBach's Chaconne on film: Maxim Vengerov
The Russian violinist performs the work with a Baroque bow
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ArticleBach's Chaconne on film: Jascha Heifetz
A 1970 recording shows the 69-year-old violinist on fine form
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ArticleBach's Chaconne on film: Ivry Gitlis
The unconventional violinist interprets the masterpiece
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ArticleBorodin Quartet: Tchaikovsky & Shostakovich
The Borodin Quartet performs Tchaikovsky's String Quartet no.1 op.11 & no.2 op.22, followed by Shostakovich's String Quartets no.3 op.73 & no.8 op.110. Recorded at the Henry Wood Hall, London, 7-9 October 1987Mikhail Kopelman, violinAndrei Abramenkov, violinDmitry Shebalin, violaValentin Berlinsky, celloSubscribe to The Strad or download our digital edition as part ...
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ArticleBach's Chaconne on film: Ida Haendel
A recent performance by the violinist illustrates her special sound.
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ArticleRCM graduate Chew Jun Ru in performance
Chew Jun Ru's performance at the 2012 National Chinese Music Competition. The Singaporean musician took first prize in the erhu category. Chew has recently become the Royal College of Music's first graduate in a traditional Chinese instrument. Read the full story. Subscribe to The Strad or download our digital edition ...
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