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September 2011
September 2011, No. 197
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by Bela Bartók. Edited by Peter Bartók. Hal Leonard, $17.

Learn to improve bow control, expressiveness, and tone

Nashville Symphony’s new concertmaster talks Mahler and country banjo master Béla Fleck

by Emily Wright. Lulu.com, $22.95 (book); $9.95 (file download).

Mob hit man hatches hair-brain scheme

Raciti is assistant principal double bass of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra

by Matt Glaser. Hal Leonard, $17.95 (book/CD).

Boris Andrianov, solo cello. (Quartz)

Erica Morini, violin; Michael Raucheisen, piano; RIAS-Symphony Orchestra, Ferenc Fricsay, cond. (Audite)

Judith Ingolfsson, violin. (Genuin)

Helen Callus, solo viola. (Analekta)

The latest film score from Jonny Greenwood is a moving experience

Calidore String Quartet takes home gold

This 'Strings Charts' arrangement for string quartet will bring a smile to any listener’s face

10 essentials every private string teacher needs

A software program for converting your electric signal into MIDI data

Why your fiddle needs one—or four—fine tuners, and which type is best for you

by William Bolcom. Edward B. Marks Music Co., distributed by Hal Leonard, $16.99.

In Everett, Washington, a fiscally strapped symphony and its laid-off players are resurrecting classical music in their community

Find the balance between your ensemble’s personality and the music you program

Be prepared to deal with ambition, pushy parents, and those who see the gifted young violinist as a laboratory specimen

A student’s special needs inspire a community of violin players, teachers, dealers, and makers

Ethel focuses on music composed since 1995

Tunes from 1901 to 1925 featured

G. Henle Verlag, €27.50 (parts); €14.00 (study score).

Robert Lienau Musikverlag, $22.

A Passion for Soloing

More than a dozen violin makers call this city in southern France their home

The Color Purple and Its Appeal to Young Players

Community MusicWorks transforms the lives of those it helps to master the music

Mark O’Connor’s American violin method is a revolution

by George Gershwin. Arranged for string quartet with double bass (ad lib.) by Wolfgang Birtel. Schott, €16.95.

Let the Sun Shine

Edition Peters, $13.95.

How love and tragedy informed these chamber works by the renowned Czech composer

The Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio discuss 35 years together, new music, their enthusiasm for the next generation, and why they’re never going to learn the Rachmaninov Trio No. 2

Editor Christopher Hogwood tackles works by a notorious self-editor

Players offer lessons in strings, theory, and more in high-tech facility that will serve all of Canada

Arranged by Bill Galliford, Ethan Neuburg, and Tod Edmondson. Alfred Publishing, $16.99.

Emerson String Quartet cellist and renaissance man posts helpful videos

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