Category: Artists
By Jeffrey Zeigler April 25, 2015
By Robert Battey April 24, 2015
By Brant Taylor April 22, 2015
By Arnold Steinhardt March 4, 2014
Subjects Artists
Tags Arnold, beauty of phrasing, career, cello, cellobello, David Soyer, Guarneri String Quartet, In the Key of Strawberry, incisiveness, intelligence, Italy, Jacqueline du Pré, Marlboro Music Festival, memories, memory-inducing objects, musical world, obituary, Peter Wiley, posters, remembrance, Spoleto, Steinhardt, string quartet, students, teacher
By Arnold Steinhardt February 24, 2014
Subjects Artists
Tags Arnold, Arnold Steinhardt, artist, bold, bow control, Brahms B Major piano trio, cellist, cello, cellobello, David, David Soyer, distinctive, Ford Honors, Ford Motor Company, Guarneri String Quartet, historian, impeccable intonation, John Dalley, Marlboro Music School, Michael Tree, music, musicians, Soyer, Steinhardt, Style, Touring, Travel, tribute, University of Michigan, writer
By Blogmaster September 10, 2013
By Arnold Steinhardt September 10, 2013
Subjects Artists, Repertoire
Tags accompany, arpeggios, artistry, assistant concertmaster, beauty, Beethoven, Boston, Boston Symphony Orchestra, bow, bow control, Camille Saint-Saëns, Carnival of the Animals, cello, cellobello, changes, child, CIM, Cleveland Institute of Music, Cleveland Orchestra, connections, creativity, depth, difference, discussion, double major, essence, exceptions, extended melodies, fiddlers, Hess, ideas, improvement, intimate, intonation, Jules Eskin, Mary, melody, music, musical essence, musicality, musicianship, permier music school, phrase, phrasing, phrasing alterations, piano, re-evaluate, respect, rocking, scientists, sections of music, singing, string quartets, swaying, The Swan, tone production, vibrato, violin master-class, work
By Blogmaster September 10, 2013
Subjects Artists
Tags artist, Bloomington, cellist, cello, cellobello, confidence, elegance, expression, Gwen, Hungarian Cellist, Indiana, Indiana University, Janos, Janos Starker Memorial, legacy, legend, Memorial, Musical Arts Center, musician, performer, Preucil, Remembering Janos Starker, soloist, Starker, survivor, teacher, virtuoso
By Blogmaster August 1, 2013
By Blogmaster July 9, 2013
Subjects Artists
Tags artist, Canada, celebration, cello, cellobello, colleagues, former students, gathering, honor, impact, inspiration, intimate gathering, Janos, life of Janos Starker, love, memories, music, musical influence, photographs, pictures, Remenyi House of Music, Starker, stories, students, Teaching, Toronto, Toronto Cricket Club, tribute
By Blogmaster April 28, 2013
Tags a tough but dedicated teacher, An Organized Method of String Playing, anticipation in music, artists, Bloomington, born to teach, cello, Cello teacher, cellobello, child prodigy, civilized human existence, Dallas Symphony, dramatic success, from performance to teaching, Grammy Award-winning recording artist, great cello teachers, Indiana University, Indiana University Mourns Loss of Music Great, Jacobs School of Music, Janos, Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, music's role in society, musician, performing artist, playing in public, Remembering Janos Starker, Starker, teacher, technical mastery, the Chicago Symphony, tremendous talent, true artistic giant
By Jeffrey Zeigler March 12, 2013
Subjects Artists
Tags airports, Alix Spiegel, Amanda Palmer, Anna Clyne, Arizona State University, campaign, cello, cellobello, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Composer-In-Residence, donations, emeritus psychologist, entrepreneurs, funding a project, fundraising, fundraising in the 21st century, goals as artists, Hare, incentives, KickStarter, Krishna, millions of dollars, NPR, online funding program, Paola Prestini, perks, personal connection, process, raising money, receive funding, Rule of Reciprocation, solo album, supporters, TED talks, vision into art, work of Robert Cialdini