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New US visa rules close doors for Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra
New US restrictions on obtaining a visa force the ensemble to cancel its Stateside tours
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CCTV images released after theft of valuable violin on Thameslink train
Officers have released CCTV images that might help with their investigations
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Brains work in sync during music therapy
Hyperscanning demonstrates that the brains of a patient and therapist become synchronised in a music therapy session
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Obituary: violinist Christian Stadelmann, 1959-2019
The Berlin Philharmonic’s principal second violin for over 20 years has died aged 60 after an illness
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Another guitar suffers the airline treatment
Brand new handmade classical guitar destroyed en route from Spain to US
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2019 Zhuhai International Mozart Competition announces category candidates
The young musician competition takes place in September
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Dallas Symphony Orchestra appoints new principal viola
Meredith Kufchak has been appointed as the orchestra’s new principal viola, effective from the beginning of the 2019-2020 season
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Fedor Rudin announced as recipient of 2019 Ivry Gitlis Prize
The 27-year-old violinist receives €5,000 and a number of concert engagements
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Curtis Institute apologises for handling of recent historical sexual abuse claims
Curtis Institute President and CEO, Roberto Diaz has issued an apology for the school’s initial handlings of the recent historical sexual abuse allegations
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CityMusic Cleveland appoints cellist-conductor as music director
Amit Peled, who played Pablo Casals’s legendary cello for six years, will replace the composer-conductor Avner Dorman as the ensemble’s music director
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Winner announced at Cooper Competition in Cleveland
American violinist Eric Charles Chen, 18, scoops $20,000 top prize
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Cellist describes multi-leg travel nightmare
Jacob Shaw has written an exasperated post about a recent trip from Denmark to Mexico in which the airlines seems to fail him in a different way each leg
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Obituary: Period cello pioneer Anner Bylsma, 1934-2019
The Dutch cellist, whose 1979 recording of the Bach Suites on gut strings was hugely influential, has died at 85
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Analysis: a new European chamber coaching initiative
A new two-year masters programme is set to give young European string players an edge in the competitive chamber music market, writes Peter Somerford. What’s the thinking behind the initiative?
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Lara St John makes sexual assault allegations against Jascha Brodsky
The Canadian violinist has alleged the events occured at Curtis Institute when she was 14
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Cooper Violin Competition in Cleveland names three finalists
Aged 14, 16 and 18, each will perform a concerto with the Cleveland Orchestra this Friday 26 July
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ARD competition invites 64 cellists to Munich for 2019 competition
The Bavarian Radio competition offers cash prizes and numerous performance opportunities
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Six remain as Cooper Violin Competition enters final rounds
The violinists, aged 14 to 18, are competing for a first prize of $20,000 in Cleveland, Ohio
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Oberlin’s Cooper Competition reaches concerto round
Ten violinists aged 14 to 18 compete for the Thomas & Evon Cooper International Competition’s $20,000 top prize