Annie Fullard Part II: Art of Collaboration

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Backstage: Classical Career Conversations

Katrina Stroud

13 episodes

6 days ago

Violinist Sarah Ying Ma of the Poiesis Quartet talks about her musical background, competitions including the Banff Competition of which Poiesis just won Grand Prize, the importance of new music, and how to keep "classical" music relevant in today's society. Support the show Producer and Editor: Katrina Stroud Follow us on Instagram: @backstageclassicalpodcast Intro and Outro Music: Beethoven Sonata No. 1, III. Rondo performed by Katrina Stroud and Leila Lok

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Annie Fullard Part II: Art of Collaboration

Backstage: Classical Career Conversations

31 minutes

1 month ago

Annie Fullard Part II: Art of Collaboration

Annie Fullard, first violinist of the Cavani String Quartet and head of chamber music at the Robert McDuffie Center for Strings and Peabody Institute, talks about developing her chamber music pedagogy and chamber music legacy in part two of her interview. To learn more about the Cavani String Quartet visit: cavanistringquartet.com To learn more about The Art of Collaboration book visit: https://www.chambermusiccollaboration.com/ Let us know what you think! Support the show Produ...