As a musician deeply immersed in the world of classical music, I am thrilled to share insights into my latest album, The Bow and the […]
Dan Flanagan — “The Bow and the Brush” (MSR Classics, 2023) Open »
We are delighted to announce the launch of the Classic Violin Olympus International Competition, an exciting and unprecedented musical endeavor taking place in Dubai from
During her interview for Violin Magazine, Midori gave us a preview of some of the events that will be held on the occasion of his 40th anniversary on stage during the 22-23 season.
Midori on Her 40th Anniversary on Stage Open »
Traces the career of Philipp Broch (1812-1864), a Jewish violinist and composer born in Prossnitz/Prostějov, Moravia, and part of the first full generation of Jews able to take advantage of religious toleration in order to have careers in the arts and professions within the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Broch received his early training in Moravia, then advanced training at the Conservatory in Vienna. After an important position as professor of Violin for the Musikverein in Lemberg (now Lviv, Ukraine), and concert tours in the East, he became orchestra director at the Theater an der Wien, a position which he held until his death in 1864.
Philipp Broch, 1812-1864, Notable Jewish Violinist and Composer Open »
The talented violinist Mikhail Pochekin, in love with Spanish music, has just released his transcription of the famous piece “Asturias” by Albéniz. Here you can watch a video of how it sounds and a sample of the sheet music.
Mikhail Pochekin Presents His Transcription for Violin of Albéniz’s “Asturias” Open »
Violin Magazine is pleased to present this interview with a true living legend of the violin: Midori, who in the 22-23 season will be celebrating her 40th anniversary on stage.
We proudly present Violin Magazine’s Featured Artist for the August issue: Midori.
Midori: 14 Important Dates in Her Life Open »
Internationally known for her double bass and violin playing, Lorraine Campet shares her perspective on playing more than one instrument professionally, promoting the double bass as a solo instrument, and her future projects.
Sebastian Bohren talks to Violin Magazine about his latest solo album: Mozart Concertos 3 & 5 with the Chaarts Chamber Artists on Avie Records. Listen to it here!
Sebastian Bohren — “Mozart: Violin Concertos Nos. 3 & 5” (Avie Records, 2021) Open »
Internationally renowned violin soloist Sebastian Bohren tells us about his early inspiration for becoming a violinist, his time in the Stradivari Quartet, and his exciting new recordings of Mozart concerti.
