All The Strad articles in Web Issue – Page 678
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NewsCar crashes into Nashville violin shop
A speeding driver crossed traffic and smashed the sign of Williams Fine Violins on Friday 4 April
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NewsSemi-finalists announced for the Ion Voicu International Violin Competition
The competition is currently taking place this week in Bucharest at the National University of Music
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Video‘More powerful and relevant than ever’ - violinist Charles Yang performs a moving encore
The violinist and vocalist performs ’A Change is Gonna Come’ by Sam Cooke, a song that became an anthem for the American Civil Rights Movement
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NewsViolinist Esther Abrami honoured by Forbes France
Abrami has been named as one of the ’30 Under 30’ award winners for 2025
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VideoYevgeny Kutik performs Dvořák’s ‘Going Home’ for solo violin
Who needs the full symphony orchestra when you can play the whole thing on one violin?
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NewsViolinist David Chan to join faculty at Rice University’s Shepherd School of Music
The Met Orchestra concertmaster, soloist, chamber music and educator will take up the role of professor of violin in autumn 2025
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NewsA playable glass violin is honoured by Guinness World Records
The instrument, crafted by Japanese glass manufacturer Hario, has been recognised as ‘the first playable glass violin’ twelve years after its invention
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NewsFinalists announced for the Ion Voicu International Violin Competition
Three violinists will perform in the final round on 12 April at Bucharest’s Grand Hall of the Romanian Athenaeum with the ‘George Enescu’ Philharmonic, conducted by Gabriel Bebeșelea
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NewsSemi-finalists announced for 2025 Klein International String Competition
Nine string players between ages 15 and 23 will take part in this year’s competition in San Francisco from 7 June
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NewsViolin used in Titanic film to fetch £60k at auction
The violin was played by violinist and actor Jonathan Evans-Jones, notably in the moving scene depicting the Titanic bandmaster Wallace Hartley performing during the sinking of the ship
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BlogsHow taking a break can make you a better musician
Cellist and researcher Joanna Latała examines how time away from practice and your instrument will help your performance in the long run
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NewsWinners announced for the inaugural Ion Voicu International Violin Competition
Japanese violinist Koshiro Takeuchi receives the first prize of €6,000
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NewsDavidoff Trio receives 2025 Parkhouse Award
The ensemble will receive career support and concert opportunities over the next two years
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NewsBorletti-Buitoni Trust announces winners of its inaugural Artist Encore Awards
Two of the three award recipients are string players
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NewsLA Opera Orchestra concertmaster Roberto Cani has died aged 57
The Milan-born violinist fought a two-year battle with pancreatic cancer
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NewsAugustin Hadelich named 2025-26 Boston Symphony Orchestra artist in residence
The violinist’s residency will include orchestral and chamber performances, as well as community engagement
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NewsHeifetz’s 1731 Stradivari to be sold by Tarisio
The ‘Heifetz, Piel’ Stradivari, owned by Jascha Heifetz during the most important years of his career, has been out of public view for over seven decades. It will be sold through Tarisio Private Sales this spring.
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Premium ❘ ArticleMay 2025: Editor’s welcome and contents
The Strad’s editor Emma Baker introduces the May 2025 issue, in which US violinist Philippe Quint delves into his deeply personal new album
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NewsLeading Canadian-born cellist Christian Elliott has died
Elliott was cellist with the Zehetmair Quartet and former principal cello of the Irish Chamber Orchestra
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NewsNew York’s Juilliard School welcomes six new members to its string faculty
Stella Chen, Hilary Hahn, Nina Lee, Midori, Sheryl Staples and Mike Steinberg join the faculty from autumn 2025
