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The Violin Channel
04.06.2025
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Musicians of the orchestra played in “Fountains & Fanfares,” a benefit concert supporting People’s Pride Kansas City.
Five composers from diverse backgrounds have received $1,000 grants towards the commissioning of a new double-reed work.
The Founder and Executive Director of the Kronberg Academy talks with us about the lessons society can learn from chamber music.
Cícero Moraes from Brazil used a combination of measurements, as well as soft tissue thickness markers based on data from living Europeans, to produce the images.
Six violinists have been chosen to play two concerti each with the Sendai Philharmonic Orchestra and conductor Hirokami Junichi.
Now offering a $10,000 first prize, the Lillian and Maurice Barbash J.S. Bach Competition's applications are open until June 15, 2025.
Tune in on June 3 and 4 to watch the semifinals of this year's competition — to be streamed LIVE on The Violin Channel.
03.06.2025
The competition has selected six finalists to compete in Fort Worth, Texas, from June 3–7, 2025 — to be streamed LIVE on The Violin Channel.
Public schools in Regina are facing cuts that would reduce the student-teacher ratio in band classes to 200:1.
The Dutch pianist Nikola Meeuwsen has won first place with €25,000.
Norwegian pianist Leif Ove Andsnes receives $75,000, and will give a public recital and undertake two residencies at Northwestern.
The orchestra will bring its endowment into line with those of other orchestras, while also investing $10 million into various programs.
Adelaide Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Kate Suthers will step into the role.
01.06.2025
12 violinists will perform with the the Sendai Philharmonic Orchestra and conductor Junichi Hirokami.
Kopatchinskaja was originally set to perform “Death and the Maiden” with the orchestra this June.
Wadsworth was the founder, director and host of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center in New York.
Park receives €30,000 plus a Guadagnini 1777 “ex Sasson” violin.
The floating concert venue is open again and is continuing the legacy of its late co-founder Masayuki Tayama.
Marc is now on the German music school’s faculty as a violin professor.
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Dr. Serena Scibelli will assume the role in the fall of 2025.
Tune in on June 7 at 8:30 PM (ET) for an exciting program of works by Vivaldi, Nino Rota, and more.
Soprano Rachel Willis-Sørensen will receive $50,000 to put towards vocal coaching, language study, and other expenses.
Mariana Poltorak won both the Grand Prize and the award for the best interpretation of a Polish work.
Conductor Hartmut Haenchen received the Lifetime Achievement Award, while the Next Generation Award went to director Frieda Lange.
Following public outcry, the department will remain open, though with a reduced cohort size.
Violist Öykü Canpolat-Rast will join the school for its 2025 summer semester.
Tune in on June 4 at 8:30 PM (ET) for an exciting program of works by Franck, Ysaye, and Glinka
Learn more about Steven's rare 1771 Guadagnini violin!
All performances from the competition will be made available on the streaming service, and medalists will each release a disc on the Platoon label.
30.05.2025
The Polish cellist and conductor Pola Benke will step into the role.
American pianist Derek Hartman won First Prize of €30,000 and a Bösendorfer grand piano.
Data gathered by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra shows that one in six young people are discovering orchestral music through gaming.
Recorded live, the performance features Widmann playing with the SWR Symphonieorchester and Bas Wiegers
The Welsh pianist Tomos Boyles has won first place with a £6,000 cash prize.
29.05.2025
Toby and Itzhak Perlman, plus guitarist Benjamin Verdery, have been given the school's highest honor.
Six finalists have been selected to compete in the final at the Helsinki Music Centre from May 27–29, 2025
“Music creates a space where we can meet and become one regardless of our political opinions,” Mutter said in an interview