Tina Guo is a prolific cellist – and renaissance woman! If you haven’t heard her name, you’ve certainly heard her music. She plays both acoustic and electric cello. Her sample library of cellos solos is one of the most popular with producers, and heard in numerous media music projects. Tina’s live performance schedule is also filled with popular media and events. Some of her notable contemporary music performances include performing with
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Vilde Frang has been an acclaimed violinist since she was a young girl in Oslo. She continues to rack up an impressive array of performances and recordings. The Guardian described the arch of her career as “prodigy to virtuoso,” and she’s not yet close to finished.
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More than a century after his death, Giuseppe Verdi’s operas remain some of the world’s most popular. Even a simple search on Operabase shows performances of numerous Verdi operas all over the world: La traviata in Denmark and Colorado, Nabucco in Slovakia and Berlin, Aida in Ohio and Hong Kong.
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Steven Isserlis is considered Britain's greatest cellist. He's certainly one of the world's best. One of his most recent highlights is his performance of Bach's complete Cello Suites, live and from memory at London's Wigmore Hall in 2016. According to Isserlis, the planned performance terrified him.
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Johann Strauss is most well known as the composer of the world's most famous waltz "The Beautiful Blue Danube." While any musician would be thrilled with the recognition such a piece gives its author through the centuries, there's a lot more to know about Johann.
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It's not often a violist gets a city-wide proclamation. Don't tell that to violist Richard O'Neill. O'Neill has been making a name for himself since he became the first (and only) violist to earn an Artist Diploma from The Juilliard School.
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While names like Mozart and Beethoven are instantly recognized regardless of whether one is a classical music fan, Gabriel Fauré is rather more obscure except to music students and professionals. He was 79 years old when he died in 1924, with his career spanning from the Romantic Period into the Modern Period.
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Most music students are familiar with at least a few of the works by Frederic Chopin, the Polish artist, composer, and musician who lived during the Romantic Period of the19th century. This era included such artists as Gioacchino Rossini, Felix Mendelssohn, and Robert Schumann. But Chopin’s music made an incredible impact during his short-lived existence, making him one of the best known composer and pianist of the early 19th century.
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Have you ever listened to a musician who just seemed to make classical music come alive? A performer whose mastery of their instrument makes the music you’ve heard many times before sound brand new, exciting, and beautiful? In this artist profile, we’ll examine the life and talent of Ray Chen, a violinist who is making the world sit up and take notice of his talent.
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Tina Guo is a prolific cellist – and renaissance woman! If you haven’t heard her name, you’ve certainly heard her music. She plays both acoustic and electric cello. Her sample library of cellos solos is one of the most popular with producers, and heard in numerous media music projects. Tina’s live performance schedule is also filled with popular media and events. Some of her notable contemporary music performances include performing with
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Vilde Frang has been an acclaimed violinist since she was a young girl in Oslo. She continues to rack up an impressive array of performances and recordings. The Guardian described the arch of her career as “prodigy to virtuoso,” and she’s not yet close to finished.
Read More
More than a century after his death, Giuseppe Verdi’s operas remain some of the world’s most popular. Even a simple search on Operabase shows performances of numerous Verdi operas all over the world: La traviata in Denmark and Colorado, Nabucco in Slovakia and Berlin, Aida in Ohio and Hong Kong.
Read More
Steven Isserlis is considered Britain's greatest cellist. He's certainly one of the world's best. One of his most recent highlights is his performance of Bach's complete Cello Suites, live and from memory at London's Wigmore Hall in 2016. According to Isserlis, the planned performance terrified him.
Read More
Johann Strauss is most well known as the composer of the world's most famous waltz "The Beautiful Blue Danube." While any musician would be thrilled with the recognition such a piece gives its author through the centuries, there's a lot more to know about Johann.
Read More
It's not often a violist gets a city-wide proclamation. Don't tell that to violist Richard O'Neill. O'Neill has been making a name for himself since he became the first (and only) violist to earn an Artist Diploma from The Juilliard School.
Read More
While names like Mozart and Beethoven are instantly recognized regardless of whether one is a classical music fan, Gabriel Fauré is rather more obscure except to music students and professionals. He was 79 years old when he died in 1924, with his career spanning from the Romantic Period into the Modern Period.
Read More
Most music students are familiar with at least a few of the works by Frederic Chopin, the Polish artist, composer, and musician who lived during the Romantic Period of the19th century. This era included such artists as Gioacchino Rossini, Felix Mendelssohn, and Robert Schumann. But Chopin’s music made an incredible impact during his short-lived existence, making him one of the best known composer and pianist of the early 19th century.
Read More
Have you ever listened to a musician who just seemed to make classical music come alive? A performer whose mastery of their instrument makes the music you’ve heard many times before sound brand new, exciting, and beautiful? In this artist profile, we’ll examine the life and talent of Ray Chen, a violinist who is making the world sit up and take notice of his talent.
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