The French-Swiss cellist

Love is love, but it took the Supreme Court until 1967 to strike down laws banning interracial marriage in the U.S. And since this momentous decision was reached on 12 June, that day was declared “National Loving Day.” Whether you’re

Today, we’re looking at the lives and last performances of four violinists who died onstage, sharing their incredible talents up until the very last moments of their lives. Ede Reményi (1828/30-1898) Ede Reményi was born sometime between 1828 and 1830

Did you know that June 11 is “Say Hi Day?” It’s the one day of the year when your inner extrovert gets to shine. It’s a holiday about spreading cheer with a simple greeting, turning everyday encounters into miniature festivals

Western classical music evolved through time with predefined structures; from the prelude and fugue of Baroque, to the concerto, sonata and symphony of the Classical, including the opera and the mass, as well as etudes, partitas, theme & variations and

Music has long been recognized as a powerful tool for emotional expression and human connection. However, beyond its artistic value, music also has profound effects on mental health, reducing stress, alleviating anxiety, and even aiding in physical healing. From ancient

Introduction: The Contemporary Context of Blurred Boundaries Last year, Ray Chen’s street violin performance in London garnered over 3 million views on TikTok. The image of him playing Korngold’s Serenade in a hoodie instead of formal attire, at a subway

Augustin Hadelich is one of the greatest violinists of his generation. Today, we’re looking at five of his most popular performances on YouTube. We’re also looking at each video’s heatmap, a graphic that appears when you hover over a video’s