Malcolm Lowe took up first seat in this weekend’s concerts, having taken a year’s extended leave
The Boston Symphony concertmaster Malcolm Lowe, who took extended leave following a concussion that he suffered in March 2018, has resumed his first seat in this weekend’s concerts.
This news follows Lowe’s recent return to play in the rear of the section. The 65-year-old violinist has led the orchestra since 1984.
A well-known figure on the Boston music scene, the violinist spent almost 25 years as concertmaster of the Boston Ballet
Gyula Stuller held the post of solo first violin at the Orchestre de Chambre de Lausanne since 1990
The 22-year-old has previously held the same position at the Bavarian State Youth Orchestra
The Kronos Quartet violinist David Harrington, the Apollo Chamber Players and the Jasper Quartet are among those to be honoured for their contribution to the field
Johnston returns to the Academy ‘full circle’ following his six-year teaching stint at the Eastman School of Music
German Tcakulov is the new viola professor at the Mozarteum University in Salzburg, having previously held roles in Berlin, Munich and Karlsruhe
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