The legendary trumpet player Matthias Höfs discusses exciting topics such as the German Brass, rehearsing with a group, playing on the piccolo, brass arrangements, teaching… This interview is a must for all of us who love the iconic German sound.
Restricted access This content is exclusive to members of the International Journal of Music. Join now for as low as $1.67 per month… …or get
Handcrafted Pianos in China: Zhang Gangning and the Endless Search of a Unique Piano Tone Open »
We are very proud to present Trumpet Magazine’s Featured Artist for May: Matthias Höfs.
12 Highlights in the Life of Matthias Hofs Open »
In Horn Magazine, we are fortunate to have Anneke Scott, probably one of the most outstanding specialists in natural horn and period brass instruments, who has vast experience playing with leading ensembles. In this interview with Will Padfield, she talks about her career in Historically Informed Performance (HIP).
During her interview with Bass Magazine, early music specialist Chi-chi Nwanoku CBE discusses the use of gut strings.
Chi-chi Nwanoku on Playing With Gut Strings Open »
Josie Campbell, founder of the University of Tennessee Black Musicians Alliance in the USA and now a student at the Royal Academy of Music London in the UK, talks to Nadège Rochat about some of her projects and the current state of black voices in classical music.
Josie Campbell on Highlighting Black Voices Within the Classical Music Community Open »
Here at Guitar Magazine, we are very proud to interview Gabriel Bianco, a young leading figure on the international classical guitar scene. Many thanks to Gabriel for sitting down with us to talk about what he’s been up to lately.
In this interview, Hungarian flautist Noémi Győri and her husband, also a flautist as well as a conductor Gergely Madaras, talk about their careers and their latest project together during the lockdown.
During his interview for Piano Magazine, Robert Hamilton talked about his first book, a great inspiration for any young aspiring artist.
Robert Hamilton — “Artistry: Pursuing the Mysteries of Music Performance” Open »
Josie Campbell is a young American cellist studying at the Royal Academy of Music in London through a Marshall Scholarship who is committed to bringing music by underrepresented groups to the stage. Nadège Rochat speaks with her about her experience in the UK and her work to advocate black voices in classical music.
