Exclusive insights into the world of string playing, teaching and instrument making from The Strad magazine: Essential reading for the string music world since 1890
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsMusic InterviewsArtsMusic |
Suzuki-trained violinist and teacher Meghan Faw speaks to online editor Davina about How to tailor the Suzuki Method to different students – after all, all pupils are different and not one single approach is going to fit them all! Meghan speaks about... more
Violinist Paul Huang speaks to online editor Davina about How he holds a masterclass, fresh from attending the Music@Menlo Summer Festival in August 2024. What do masterclasses mean to Paul, and should we even call them masterclasses? Paul talks abou... more
Violinist Annie Fullard speaks to online editor Davina Shum about how she teaches collaborative skills in her capacity as a chamber music teacher at various institutes and also as a member of the Cavani Quartet. She is the co-author of the upcoming ... more
Our guest in this episode is none other than our September 2024 cover star, Ray Chen. If you’re one of his many followers on social media, you’ll know that the violinist has his own community-based practice app, Tonic, which aims to make practising a... more
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This is a good podcast for interviews with luthiers and musicians. I understand the digital editor has limited time and server costs may be expensive, but I would be interested in listening to longer, more in-depth episodes. Other than Joshua Weilerstein’s podcast, classical music focused podcasts limit themselves to 15 minutes or fewer. There’s a dearth of classical music content in media. The Strad writers should capitalize on its expertise and fill the void.
A great companion to the excellent Strad magazine. A great quick listen and you always find out something new!
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Apple Podcasts | #18 | South Korea/Music/Music Interviews |
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