Szymon Marciniak — Towards the Light
Szymon Marciniak tells us about his latest project, “Towards the Light,” in which he addresses a really interesting repertoire.
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Double Bass
Guitar
Manuel Barrueco: “Music Is What Feelings Sound Like”
We interviewed Manuel Barrueco, one of the most inspiring names in classical guitar. Barrueco stands out within an outstanding generation, being an artist who has contributed rich information and knowledge to future generations of guitarists. This conversation discusses the most remarkable milestones of his career, his latest projects, current performances, collaborations, his approach to practice, and his involvement in the Baltimore International Guitar Competition.
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Clarinet
John Bruce Yeh: “Listen to Great Musicians and Call the Result Before You Produce the Sound”
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.
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Percussion
Cynthia Yeh: “I Didn’t Know How Hard Some Things Were Supposed to Be. I Still Tell My Students That to This Day; The Things You Think Are Hard Are Only That Way Because Someone Told You They Were”
Principal percussion of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Cynthia Yeh, talks about her path to becoming a professional musician, how the CSO creatively handled the pandemic, and gives advice for taking orchestral auditions.
Piano
Ahmad Jamal: “Everything Depends on the Repertoire That One Possesses”
Legendary jazz pianist Ahmad Jamal describes his musical roots in Pittsburgh, his monumental recording “At the Pershing”, and talks about the future of jazz in the United States.
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Violin
Francisco Fullana: “It Is Not Only About Connecting the Musical Elements. It’s Also About Connecting With Others. That’s a Huge Reason Why I Play Music”
Francisco Fullana is a virtuosic young violinist hailing from Spain. He has had an impressive professional career as a soloist and chamber musician and continues to become one of his generation’s top violinists. He discusses his beginnings in music, his time in academia, his outlook on competitions, his work with young musicians, and several exciting new projects, including the CD “Bach’s Long Shadow” and collaborations with Apollo’s Fire.
Guitar
Manuel Barrueco’s Highlights
We are excited to present Guitar Magazine’s Artist of the Month for October: the legendary Manuel Barrueco.
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Violin
Francisco Fullana’s Highlights
We are delighted to present Violin Magazine’s Artist of the Month for October 2021: Francisco Fullana.
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Violoncello
Alban Gerhardt’s Highlights
We are thrilled to introduce Cello Magazine’s Artist of the Month for October: Alban Gerhardt.
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Guitar
The Maximo Pujol Trio
Máximo Pujol talks to Guitar Magazine about the origins of tango and his Argentine Trio, with which he is achieving great success trying to reach audiences different from the usual ones.