THE SCOOP | Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Hires New Concertmaster
By Michael Vincent on April 25, 2017
The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra has named British-born violinist as its new concertmaster.
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By Michael Vincent on April 25, 2017
The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra has named British-born violinist as its new concertmaster.
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Renowned violin virtuoso Nicola Benedetti stops by for a rapid-fire Q&A revealing her favourite TV shows, books, phobias, motto, and more.
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The holy grail of violins: Performer David Fulmer plays an excerpt of Mozart’s Violin Sonata in C K296 on Mozart's personal violin.
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Mother and daughter perform the first movement of Bach's Concerto for Two Violins in D Minor, and the results are astonishing!
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One of Canada's foremost baroque violinists, Aisslinn Nosky shares ten things you might be surprised to know about her.
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Latvian violinist Gidon Kremer is more than four decades older than the young Russian pianist Daniil Trifonov – but they saw eye-to-eye in their Thursday evening recital at Koerner Hall. The varied program started well, and only got better when the duo was joined by cellist Giedre Dirvanauskaite...
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