Jan Vogler
We are proud to announce Cello Magazine's Featured Artist for March: Jan Vogler.
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William Molina Cestari on His New Projects
William Molina Cestari, the emblematic Venezuelan cellist, shares with Cello Magazine the projects he is currently working on.
Nadège Rochat
We are thrilled to introduce Cello Magazine's September Featured Artist: Nadège Rochat.
Under a New Baton
For 23 years, I have had the privilege of being a member of the cello section in the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. For the first time in over two decades we have selected a new music director, Nathalie Stutzmann. This is an historic appointment, not only because she is the first ...
Alban Gerhardt — “Shostakovich: Cello Concertos” (Hyperion)
Alban Gerhardt himself talks to Cello Magazine about his latest release: the Shostakovich Concertos on Hyperion.
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Yo-Yo Ma — “The Duty to Care”
In my role as Producer and Host of “The Cello Sherpa Podcast,” I had the privilege of interviewing one of my biggest influences, Yo-Yo Ma! The podcast is available on Apple podcasts and all the other major podcast platforms, or at my website. If you don’t have a chance to ...
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Nadège Rochat: “If You Give Other Musical Genres a Chance, You May Discover Elements That You Can Later Incorporate Into Your Way of Communicating With the Cello”
Discover in this video portrait the acclaimed cello soloist Nadège Rochat (current Professor of Cello at the Royal Academy of Music in London): her beginnings, musical and artistic interests, and advice.
Nadège Rochat: “If You Give Other Musical Genres a Chance, You May Discover Elements That You Can Later Incorporate Into Your Way of Communicating With the Cello”
Discover in this video portrait the acclaimed cello soloist Nadège Rochat (current Professor of Cello at the Royal Academy of Music in London): her beginnings, musical and artistic interests, and advice.
Music Industry
New Edition of the Pablo Casals International Award for Young Cellists
The Pablo Casals International Award is open to cello students from all over the world born after 31 December 2000 and will offer three grand prizes of 18,000 euros, 12,000 euros and 6,000 euros.
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Wall-to-Wall Cellists
Five and a half hours of music for cello in one evening! When you gather around the greatest cellists of our times, this is a highly entertaining affair. Jan Vogler, himself a cellist and the director of the Dresden Music Festival, invited his colleagues to a festival-within-festival for the second ...