A Mighty Emperor
A remarkable early broadcast recording gives an unexpected glimpse into historical approaches to playing Beethoven.
Piano
Brahms
Piano
Wilhelm Backhaus
An expansive discography covering six decades reveals a fascinating evolution of a supreme pianist.
Piano
Dame Myra Hess
One of the most beloved pianists was a more impassioned performer than her studio recordings reveal.
Piano
Arthur Rubinstein at 135
One of the most beloved pianists of the 20th century was at his best in live performance.
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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 Clarinet Strings Winds
Practicing for Auditions with Technology
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Flute
Jasmine Choi — “Brahms Schumann Reinecke” (Sony Classical, 2020)
Jasmine Choi talks to Flute Magazine about the projects she is working on and her latest release on Sony: Brahms, Schumann, Reinecke. Listen to the album here!
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Flute
Jasmine Choi: “I Strongly Believe We’re Here to Help Each Other and Be Generous to Each Other”
In this exclusive interview for Flute Magazine, Jasmine Choi talks about her beginnings as a musician, gives advice for young flautists, and shares about her exciting new projects.
Clarinet
Richard Stoltzman — Tribute to an Outstanding Clarinet Career
In 2022, Richard Stoltzman celebrates no less than 50 years on stage, reaping major successes, including two Grammy Awards. Despite all this, he remains humble and grateful for his career. In this talk, he shares with us what inspires him and his upcoming projects.
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Clarinet
Richard Stoltzman: “If You Get to Play Your Instrument for Other People, You Should Be Filled With Gratitude and Humility for What It Is You’ve Chosen to Do”
Clarinetist Richard Stoltzman has led an extraordinary life of music-making and performing. He is a two-time Grammy Award winner and has been an influential performer and musician to clarinet players worldwide. Stoltzman maintains a rewarding career performing as a featured soloist, chamber musician and collaborator. In this interview, he discusses his humble beginnings, his love of jazz and classical music, exciting collaborations and performances, the importance of having a manager, and his teaching philosophy about interpreting music.