Violinist Rachel Barton Pine plays blues-infused works by Black composers on her new album “Blues Dialogues.” Rachel is a long-time advocate for music by Black composers and one of the initiatives of her well-established foundation is to promote their music.
It’s a cliche but time is fleeting. And it’s fleeting right out the door more so right now because it’s the holiday time, which makes everything speed up like you’re The Flash running around in the Speed Force (*yes, I’m a geek).
Violinist Rachel Barton Pine plays blues-infused works by Black composers on her new album “Blues Dialogues.” Rachel is a long-time advocate for music by Black composers and one of the initiatives of her well-established foundation is to promote their music.
Violinist Rachel Barton Pine plays blues-infused works by Black composers on her new album “Blues Dialogues.” Rachel is a long-time advocate for music by Black composers and one of the initiatives of her well-established foundation is to promote their music.
The award-winning Tesla Quartet released their debut album this fall on Orchid Classics. It features performances of Ravel’s String Quartet in F major; Haydn’s String Quartet in C major, Op. 54, No. 2; Stravinsky’s Concertino for String Quartet; and three works by Ravel arranged for string quartet by Tesla violinist Ross Snyder.
Kim Kashkashian is an internationally known violist. Besides her performance schedule, she teaches at the New England Conservatory, and is Founder and President of the project Music for Food.
