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Before Giacomo Puccini conquered the stage with heartbreak and high notes, he was just another diligent student, albeit one whose homework occasionally sounded suspiciously like a future opera hit. Be … read more

For every aspiring violinist, there’s a moment of musical magic—the leap from exercises and short tunes to the thrill of performing a “real” concerto. The catch? Most big-name … read more

If you’ve ever played (or even hummed) a violin concerto, you’ve probably met Max Bruch—whether you realised it or not. His Violin Concerto No. 1 in G minor, Op. 26 is a st … read more

Let’s be honest—when we musicians hear the word “romance”, we don’t just think late night texts and supermarket flowers. For us, the perfect romance is a violin singing i … read more

As cellists, we often find ourselves immersed in the rich tapestry of our instrument's repertoire, from the Baroque brilliance of Bach to the Romantic grandeur of Dvořák. But how much do we tru … read more