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Suzuki Students are some of the most hardworking and disciplined little string players out there. Here are a few gift ideas to help show your love for the Suzuki Student in your life this holiday season.  

For more adventurous couples, the winter time and the holiday season can make for a magical wedding. For players, this means that a more creative approach to your wedding repertoire can make the ceremony and reception stand on its own against any holiday. 

This time of the year is also the best to face your fears and challenge yourself. For some musicians that means practice, more research, or trying something completely new. Let's take a look at some of the most influential horror themes that inspire us. 

Violinist Samuel Vargas Teixeira leads a diverse career as a performer, educator, and entrepreneur. We interviewed Samuel to discuss his winding and intricate path to becoming a classical violinist, as well as the philanthropy he is involved in providing music to children all over the globe. 

Sixty-one years ago, four young men from Liverpool changed the course of history with their first single “Love Me Do,” released on October 5th, 1962. But the song doesn’t  often get the recognition it deserves. In this article, we’ll take you through the history of “Love Me Do,” and discuss how the Beatles stumbled their way to stardom.

Every musician is familiar with the struggles of finding the perfect place to practice. In this article, you’ll find several suggestions for optimizing and maintaining a practice space that you can make your own. 

How a homesick soldier picked up his guitar and wrote the internationally successful bolero "En Mi Viejo San Juan.”

Have you ever wondered what playing a wedding is like for the musicians themselves? In this article, we interviewed several gigging musicians on their experiences to give you a behind-the-scenes look at Wedding Season.

Join us in celebration of Pride Month as we reflect on the legacy of strength and creativity that these five trailblazing composers have given the classical music community.