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February/March 2000 Live Kennedy Violinist Kennedy tells Timothy Pfaff about his musical philosophy and the pieces, from J.S. Bach to Joni Mitchell, that make up his current repertoire. Supporting Role Classical pianist Rohan De Silva explains to Edith Eisler how and why he has worked with string players to become one of today’s most sought-after accompanists. Summer Study 2000 Strings’ annual guide to summer programs for players, teachers, and instrument makers, with students’ stories of their experiences at camps for classical, jazz, and old-time players.
DEPARTMENTS Contributors Editor’s Note Readers Write News and Notes Conductor Peter Oundjian takes control at Caramoor, Jaime Laredo celebrates an anniversary, the Sacramento Symphony closes again, and more. In Person A look at string players in the media, from the movie Music of the Heart to the popular kids’ show Arthur. Q & A Answers to your questions about getting concert information and coping with finger injuries. Letter from Montreal Jana Luckey goes to Montreal, site of an innovative festival combining chamber music and dance. Practical Musician Violinist-turned-conductor Peter Oundjian tells Edith Eisler what he’s learned about avoiding overuse injuries. Advertiser Index Market Report Ethan Winer looks at the latest software for creating your own accompaniments. Plus a composite bow for violists, an on-line instrument auction, the highlights of the fall sales, and auction results. Encore Musicians remember the late violinist and teacher Felix Galimir. REVIEWS On Record Edith Eisler talks to members of the Emerson String Quartet about their new live recordings of Shostakovich. In Print Tom Heimberg looks at a recent biography of Fritz Kreisler. On Stage Edith Eisler reviews the fall offerings on the New York concert scene. Cover: Violinist Kennedy. Photo by Rankin.
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