All The Strad articles in Web Issue – Page 664
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NewsString stars perform at reopening of Notre Dame cathedral
The historic Paris landmark reopened on 7 December with a spectacular concert attended by 1,500 international dignitaries
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NewsViolist Nils Mönkemeyer named Professor of the Year by the German University Association
The renowned German soloist and professor of viola will receive an award worth €10,000 for his long-time commitment to social causes
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VideoWatch: New violin-playing robot specialises in Indian music
The machine, created by robotics student Raghavasimhan Sankaranarayanan, uses AI to generate Carnatic music
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NewsMichiaki Ueno receives the 2024 Beethoven Ring
Awarded by the Citizens for Beethoven association, the ring recognises a young artist who performed a Beethoven work at Bonn’s Beethovenfest
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NewsViolinist Itzhak Perlman partners with music publisher Primary Wave
The violinist is the only living classical musician to partner with the independent music publisher
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VideoWatch: Philharmonia Orchestra musicians play a festive string quintet
Philharmonia musicians perform one of Finland’s most popular Christmas carols, Jean Sibelius’s Julvisa
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NewsKanneh-Masons forced to postpone Toronto concert due to travel misfortunes
Cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason and his pianist sister Isata were due to perform at Koerner Hall on 11 December, but were kicked off a delayed Air Canada flight despite having booked a separate ticket for the cello
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NewsFitzwilliam Quartet violist steps down after 56 years
Founding member Alan George has left the group, which is now seeking his replacement
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NewsBalourdet Quartet signs with Colbert Artists Management
The ensemble joins the roster for worldwide management, having previously received joint management from Concert Artists Guild and Young Classical Artists Trust
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NewsNew concertmaster for Deutsche Oper Berlin
Violinist Roberta Verna will begin her trial process in September 2025
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BlogsHow to reach 1 million followers: Ray Chen’s guide to social media success
Ray Chen’s combined social media platforms attract milions of followers. US correspondent Thomas May speaks with the violinist about his wildly successful work as an online content creator.
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BlogsFlying Blind: A conductor’s guide to taking an audition, part two
Conductor Leonard Slatkin shares what to expect following the first round of an orchestral audition, and how to navigate the next stage
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NewsPrize-winning Adelphi Quartet announces split
The ensemble was formed seven years ago and had won numerous competition prizes
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VideoTommy Mesa performs Saint-Saëns: Cello Concerto No. 1
The cellist appears alongside the Greenwich Symphony Orchestra and its music director Stuart Malina
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NewsWinners announced for New Zealand’s 2024 National String Competition
14-year-old violinist Hayden Chiu receives NZ$5,000 and performance opportunities
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NewsViolinist Jennifer Pike cancels concerts due to fractured wrist
Swedish soloist Ava Bahari will step in to perform Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra
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BlogsYou’ve got to do the work: The Miró Quartet marks its 30th-anniversary season
As the Miró Quartet celebrates its 30th-anniversary season, US correspondent Thomas May speaks with cellist Joshua Gindele about the American ensemble’s priorities – and the secret behind its longevity
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NewsLeonidas Kavakos appointed professor of violin at the Basel Academy of Music
The Greek-born violinist will assume his new role in autumn 2025
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NewsFrancisco Fullana takes up new role in Philadelphia
Fullana joins the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia as artistic advisor with immediate effect
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ArticleGuiyang Symphony Orchestra - Principal, Associate Principal and Tutti roles
As the first and only professional orchestra in mainland China founded by a sole private enterprise in 2009 and now ranked as one of the best orchestras in China, the Guiyang Symphony Orchestra is warmly welcoming talents worldwide with positions vacant in Principal, Associate Principal and Tutti positions. Refer to ...
