Educational Corner
A Luthier Answers: "What is a Luthier?" and Other Questions From the Web
Learn from the expert as they share their knowledge and insights about the world of violin making.
Educational Corner
New Violins vs. Used Violins: Pros and Cons
There's a wide range of instruments out there, both new and used. Which is the better way to go?
Educational Corner
Carbon Fiber vs Wood Bows
Can Shar Music's own staff hear the difference between the two?
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Classical Music
Cracking Season
Shar Music's top tools that can significantly enhance your instrument’s protection and functionality during the autumn and winter months. Grab these items today to avoid turning your spooky season into a cracking nightmare.
Brain Development
Shar Music's COO, Chenyi Avsharian to Perform at Carnegie Hall
Violinist, Chenyi Avsharian is set to delve into the intriguing relationship between music education and brain development with her upcoming recital, "Boundless Horizons," on October 5th at Carnegie Hall’s Zankel Hall. Accompanied by pianist Rohan De Silva and violinist Simon Hagopian-Rogers, Avsharian’s performance will be a unique fusion of live music and cutting-edge science.
Classical Music
Classical Music Celebration Month
September is Classical Music Celebration Month! Learn about the history of classical music and how it has evolved into what we know it to be today!
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Interviews
Excellence in Music: An Interview with Laurie Niles
We recently had the opportunity to sit down and chat with Laurie Niles from Violinist.com during the 2024 ASTAxSuzuki Convention.
Poetjournalist-in-Residence
Aaron Dworkin's "Musicality"
"Musicality" by Poetjournalist-in-Residence, Aaron Dworkin encompasses the nuance that exists in the balance between technique and soul.
Poetjournalist-in-Residence
Aaron Dworkin's "Reverence for Resonance"
This month's poem is "Reverence for Resonance". Celebrate the echoes of sound, the thrill of sonic vibrations, and the beauty of music-making with this poem from Shar Music's Poetjournalist-in-residence, Aaron Dworkin.
