Cañizares speaks exclusively to Guitar Magazine about his latest album, “Aranjuez, ma pensée & Preludio al atardecer,” featuring works by Rodrigo.
As a member of the UNICEF Committee in Madrid, Spanish violinist Leticia Moreno gathers a group of musician friends every year to raise funds for the campaign against child poverty.
Conductor, saxophonist and educator Lars Mlekusch shares his experience dealing with focal dystonia and how that shaped his career as a conductor and teacher. He is the Saxophone Professor at the Zurich University of the Arts, Switzerland.
Lars Mlekusch: “For Me, Music Has Always Been About Communication” Open »
If you consider yourself unlucky in your orchestra auditions, this interview with David Cooper (principal horn of the Chicago Symphony) will knock your socks off, as he shares with us all the ups and downs he went through to get to where he is today. This is a must-read!
David Cooper: “Resiliency Has Gotten Me Through a Lot of Hard Times” Open »
Paul Lewis talks about his most immediate projects: the complete Schubert sonatas (plus the incomplete D.840, “the Reliquie”) and the second volume of his album “Joseph Haydn — Piano Sonatas” on Harmonia Mundi.
Paul Lewis — “Joseph Haydn: Piano Sonatas Vol. 2” (Harmonia Mundi, 2021) Open »
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Eugene Izotov (principal oboe of the San Francisco Symphony) talks with us in this exclusive interview about his career, the music, the different orchestras he has played with, and much more.
Paul Merkelo, Principal Trumpet of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, shares what first inspired him as a musician, juggling a solo and orchestral career and much more in this exclusive interview.
Paul Merkelo: “Tell a Story When You Play and Believe In Your Own Story” Open »
Concert pianist Paul Lewis shares his thoughts on the pandemic, the effects of Brexit on musicians in the UK, and the future of classical music.
Virtuoso contrabajista, cantante, compositor y maestro Es difícil hacerse una idea de cómo lo hace, pero Luis Cojal (1969) ha compuesto obras para contrabajo y
Contrabajistas cubanos por el mundo — Luis Cojal: Paisajes sonoros del alma Open »
