Five and a half hours of music for cello in one evening! When you gather around the greatest cellists of our times, this is a highly entertaining affair. Jan Vogler, himself a cellist and the director of the Dresden Music Festival, invited his colleagues to a festival-within-festival for the second time since 2018.
During his interview for Percussion Magazine, John Lawless (Director of Percussion Studies, Kennesaw State University) shared some tips for students.
Some Tips for Percussion Students by John Lawless Open »
Robert Hamilton is an award-winning pianist, recording artist, and internationally respected teacher who has been featured in the book ‘The Most Wanted Piano Teachers in the U. S. A.’ We sit down with Mr. Hamilton to discuss his life, his dual careers of performer and teacher, and the recent publication of his first book.
John Lawless is the principal timpanist for the Atlanta Opera Orchestra, Georgia Symphony, Columbus (GA) Symphony, and the Johns Creek Symphony. He held this position in the Chattanooga Symphony and Opera Orchestra for 21 seasons. John started subbing with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra in 1978 and still plays, tours, and records with them to this day. This year marks John’s 25th year as Director of Percussion Studies at Kennesaw State University.
John Lawless: “No One Wants to Hear You Say How Good You Are; Just Play!” Open »
Vadim Karpinos (Assistant Principal Timpani and Percussion, Chicago Symphony) addresses in this interview some concerns about the orchestral audition process.
Vadim Karpinos on the Audition Process Open »
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György Sebők: Pedagogical Highlights From a Master Open »
During her exclusive interview for Bass Magazine, Herng-Yu Pan shared with us some advice for young double bass players auditioning.
Herng-Yu Pan’s Advice for Young Double Bassists Open »
During his exclusive interview for Bass Magazine, Maestro Franco Petracchi told us how he came up with the idea of his famous method and also shared some tips on how to face a contest.
As a successful young double bass player, Lorraine Campet is probably best placed to give some advice to today’s double bass students.
Lorraine Campet’s Advice for Double Bass Students Open »
Dr Danielle VanTuinen (University of Florida) shares with Tuba Magazine a series of interesting tips whether you are a student or a teacher.
Danielle VanTuinen’s Tips for Tuba and Euphonium Students and Teachers Open »
