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The best tech to set the mood
...“He had a great belief that attention should be paid to the way violins and cellos are made,” says Ricardo Franassovici, MD of British distributor Absolute Sounds and one of Serblin’s champions....
April 2, 2024
Music
Jay Chou is a megastar in Asia and fills arenas in Europe — so who is he?
...Brought up by schoolteacher parents, he learnt classical piano and cello as a child. Chopin is his favourite composer....
January 18, 2024
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
Music
The best summer music festivals worldwide
...mandolin concerto From the Blue Ridge, orchestral work by Wynton Marsalis, a new commission from Iman Habibi, soprano Julia Bullock singing Jessie Montgomery and a “multisensory” programme based on Bach’s cello...
May 30, 2023
News in-depthAfghanistan24 min
How the 20-year war changed Afghanistan | FT Film
...Cello have really deep sound. And I think with cello I can express things that I couldn't with words. With the music, we can show our pain, our happiness, our joy, everything....
August 16, 2021
ObituaryJames Wolfensohn
James Wolfensohn, former president of the World Bank, 1933-2020
...Letter in response to this article: Wolfensohn’s predecessors also deserve credit / From Frank Vogl, Chair, Partnership for Transparency Fund, Washington, DC, US...
November 26, 2020
ReviewDance
Alina Cojocaru at Sadler’s Wells — a one-woman showcase for the ballerina’s talents
...evening began well with a musical palate-cleanser: violinist Charlie Siem and cellist Margarita Balanas finishing each other’s sentences in Halvorsen’s arrangement of Handel’s Passacaglia for violin and cello...
February 21, 2020
FT Live
Business of Entertainment Summit
Capitalizing on Disruption
Thursday, 19 SeptemberLos Angeles, CA
InterviewFT Magazine
Hideo Kojima on ‘Death Stranding’ and the art of cinematic video games
...It’s like the cello coming in, or the drums adding accent to movement when Tom and Jerry are wrecking things in one of their cartoons,” he says....
September 6, 2019
ReviewLife & Arts
Cecilia Bartoli and Sol Gabetta at the Barbican, London — smiles and flawless dovetailing
...Elsewhere her close partnership with Bartoli was apparent in the smiles and other meaningful glances that passed between them, and in the flawless dovetailing of their respective lines....
December 4, 2017
ReviewLife & Arts
Charlotte Moorman New York exhibition: a spirit of unruly innovation
...She played cello while held aloft by a bunch of helium balloons. She wrapped herself in clear plastic sheeting....
September 13, 2016
At Home with the FT
Afghanistan’s cricket craze: the woman helping to promote the game
...Fane plays the oboe and was learning the cello when pregnant with Max. A battered grand piano stands in the sitting room, with a carved stool in the shape of an elephant....
October 21, 2016
ReviewLife & Arts
Mitsuko Uchida, Wigmore Hall, London – review
...Messiaen wrote for the players that happened to be with him at the camp in Silesia – a pianist, violinist, clarinettist and cellist (equipped with a cello with three strings)....
December 18, 2013
Life & Arts
High culture in the Alps
...He redeemed himself, though, by joining forces with his cellist wife Amanda Forsyth for a scintillating performance of Kodály’s rarely heard and strikingly Bartókian Duo for Violin and Cello, Op 7....
July 26, 2013
ReviewLife & Arts
Sol Gabetta and Hélène Grimaud: Duo; Steven Isserlis and Thomas Adès: Lieux retrouvés
...Two high-profile cello-piano partnerships, two mixed programmes and no duplication of repertoire – a happy coincidence for anyone who favours the quiet, reflective world of the cello....
November 3, 2012
Special Report
Fairy-tale fortune
...Billboards showed a lookalike of the Princess of Wales in bra and knickers, sporting a tiara while playing a cello. The tagline urged customers to “Feel the romance of British royalty”....
June 28, 2012
Life & Arts
To marry the heart and the head
...Without telling his parents, he started cello classes at the age of 16....
May 12, 2012
FT Live
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Saturday, 7 September London, UK
ReviewLife & Arts
BBC Proms, Cadogan Hall/Royal Albert Hall, London
...Then Ma and his accompanist Kathryn Stott, who are marking 25 years together in recital, showed how close their musical partnership has grown in a perfectly balanced performance of Rachmaninov’s Cello Sonata...
August 31, 2011
ReviewLife & Arts
Royal Ballet Triple Bill, Royal Opera House, London
...Highest drama came with the return of Marguerite and Armand, Ashton’s ultra-romantic vehicle, made for Fonteyn and Nureyev in the first and ecstatic days of their partnership. Impossible after them?...
October 10, 2011
Andrew Clark
Attraction of opposites
...But the partnership they built on a domestic level was always going to have musical repercussions. Both reckon they have changed each other’s style and taste, and “Yura” celebrates this....
July 29, 2011
Life & Arts
Martha Argerich and friends, Mozarteum, Salzburg
...The Capuçon brothers, Renaud (violin) and Gautier (cello), joined her for Shostakovich’s Piano Trio No 2, and Gautier added the Schumann Adagio and Allegro for piano and cello – both performances a partnership...
August 1, 2010
ReviewAndrew Clark
Schumann: Violin Sonatas 1-3, Violin Sonata No 2, Violin Concerto
...Gringolts, one of the most inspirational violinists around today, plays with panache and sensitivity, his partnership with pianist Peter Laul reaching heady heights in the slow movement of the second sonata...
July 9, 2010
ReviewAndrew Clark
Beethoven: Violin Sonatas Vol 1, Violin Sonatas 9 & 10
...The partnership with Tiberghien sounds fresh and spontaneous – outstandingly so in the opening movement of the eighth sonata (Op 30 No 3)....
July 16, 2010
Life & Arts
Isserlis and Adès, Wigmore Hall, London
...In all three, Adès made way for his soloist at every opportunity, encouraging a generous partnership of give and take. The miniatures focused more on the cello....
December 7, 2008
The food of love
...And although one senses that Barenboim was always the prime mover in the partnership, Said makes clear it was he who, against his instincts, initiated contact....
August 23, 2008
Life & Arts
Scottish Chamber Orchestra, Barbican, London
...Directed (unusually) by the first cello, David Watkin, the orchestra responded with playing that was typically clean-cut and bright in tone....
March 17, 2008
Life & Arts
Gergiev’s Mahler, Barbican, London
...In such a context the evening’s opening work, a cello concerto by Boris Tishchenko (b. 1939) orchestrated by Shostakovich, was irrelevant, in spite of strong advocacy by Tim Hugh, the LSO’s principal cello...
November 25, 2007

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