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Why so many leading quartets are getting up out of their chairs
By Inge KjemtrupSolo and group exercises from author and instructor Michael E. Martin
By James ReelJoshua Bell, Hilary Hahn, Itzhak Perlman, Nicola Benedetti, and others offer sage advice from the ‘Strings’ archives
By Greg CahillBefore your next recital, include a simplified strategy to tackle those tricky passages
By Louise LeeSometimes a bowed stringed instrument requires a hands-on approach
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By Christopher RobertsFiddle master releases instructional videos on the ‘chop’ technique.
By Rory WilliamsBaroque violinist discusses her artistry
By Greg CahillDon’t be thrown off by the challenge of fourth, fifth, and sixth positions
By Paul SteinHow to visually convey your message to your audience
By Katie RobbinsHow to enhance a professional ensemble’s practice techniques
By Heather K. ScottLearn to break it down and boost your sound
By Heather K. ScottUse these simple exercises as a part of your warm-up routine
By Leah HollingsworthHow to create smooth and sustained sounds
By Laurel ThomsenThese audiation drills can help to hone your ability to internalize the score
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