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cellist jan vogler on the lessons he’s learned from his 1707 ‘ex-castelbarco, fau’ stradivari. shanghai orchestra academy taps international principal players in cutting-edge curriculum. by cristina schreil it’s the second day of spring in shanghai. china’s thriving financial hub pulses with its usual activity: cargo. violinist anne-sophie mutter on her latest album & personal connection with penderecki’s music. by laurence vittes hommage à penderecki anne-sophie mutter, violin; lambert orkis, piano; roman patkoló, double bas*; london symphony. eastman cello professor steven doane on the lessons for his incoming students. by sarah freiberg cellist and pedagogue steven doane has received prizes for his teaching from both the new england conservatory and the by megan westberg so here's a holiday gift idea: when you think binge-watching, netflix is probably the first thing to come to mind. by megan westberg michael tilson thomas will be exiting the san francisco symphony in september 2020 after a 25-year tenure as music. rachel barton pine’s ‘music by black composers’ project aims to diversify the clas*ical canon. by brian wise even for rachel barton pine—who has used the violin soloist’s bully pulpit to promote the pioneering american violinist compiled by megan westberg and stephanie powell the giving of gifts is a complicated undertaking. it isn’t only about the tastes of the by thomas may from large-scale works for the opera house and concert hall to intimate violin solos, john harbison has created an abundant. looking back at the minnesota orchestra’s august 2018 tour of south africa. by marcia peck for me, it was “shosholoza.” the minnesota orchestra had just played a full concert plus encores in regina violinists elena urioste and melissa white stopped by the strings studio to perform their own arrangement of the star spangled banner.