John Bruce Yeh talks to Clarinet Magazine about his ensemble, Chicago Pro Musica, and their album on Cedille Records, “Liquid Melancholy: Clarinet Music of James M. Stephenson”.
Andrej Kurti (Professor at Northwestern State University) talks in this interview for Violin Magazine about his training at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow and his career as a classical and rock musician.
Alban Gerhardt himself talks to Cello Magazine about his latest release: the Shostakovich Concertos on Hyperion.
Alban Gerhardt — “Shostakovich: Cello Concertos” (Hyperion, 2020) Open »
German cellist Alban Gerhardt discusses his background in music and cello playing, his experience playing new cello repertoire, his Patreon, recent projects and recordings, as well as advice and tips for cellists of all ages.
In this interview, Hansjörg Schellenberger talks exclusively to Oboe Magazine about his current and future projects, as well as his exceptional Urtext edition of the famous Strauss’ Oboe Concerto.
John Bruce Yeh is Assistant Principal Clarinet of the Chicago Symphony and is the longest-tenured in the orchestra (he joined at 19). In this exclusive interview for Clarinet Magazine, he shares with us his experience and advice.
John Bruce Yeh: “Listen to Great Musicians and Call the Result Before You Produce the Sound” Open »
If there’s anyone whose story can help you in your orchestra auditions, don’t miss this from David Cooper (principal horn of the Chicago Symphony). Truly inspirational!
David Cooper — The Journey Through the Desert of Orchestral Auditions Open »
In Cello Magazine, we talked to Natalie Haas about the new album she has just released with Alasdair Fraser — “Syzygy.” Listen to it here.
Alasdair Fraser & Natalie Haas — “Syzygy” (Culburnie, 2020) Open »
In this interview, cellist Natalie Haas discusses her background in cello and fiddle music, her passion for fiddle camp, her current practice routine, life as a touring musician, and several new projects and music.
David Rejano talks exclusively with Trombone Magazine about his debut solo album: “Everything but Trombone.” Listen to it here.
David Rejano — “Everything but Trombone” (Cid Music Records, 2019) Open »
