Teaching Piano Students to Pedal, Part VI: Finger Pedalling
In this series of articles, I’ve focused on helping students discover the indications various composers employed to show where they...
Melodic Dividends
With its young players blossoming and winning regularly in international competitions, the SOI Music Academy is on a steady path...
Exploring the Most Relaxing Classical Music Pieces for the Cello
The voice of the cello touches us deeply. Perhaps it speaks to us in a special way as it is the closest sound to the human voice. Due to the fantastic range of the cello, from the brilliant high tones...
Classic Techtalk
Guitarist, composer and academic consultant for Trinity College London-India, Mark Haydon, examines the multiple roles technology can play for the...
Let’s hear it for the basses
In an interview with Canadian bass Robert Pomakov, he summed up the duties of his voice type on the operatic stage:...
The new normal
Shakespeare’s Globe in London, a major theatre and tourist attraction, announced in June last year that it would permanently shut down unless it received a large government handout. The British theatre industry as a whole asked for a £100 million...
Rolls-Royce ‘Inspiring Greatness’ Series: Charlie Siem
Rolls-Royce continues its ‘Inspiring Greatness’ series which features individuals who rewrite the boundaries of greatness. In this latest film, Virtuoso violinist Charlie Siem...
Art Integration Conclave – First Edition
Given the National Education Policy (2020) and its emphasis on Art Integration, schools and key stakeholders have been meeting and...
