In an exclusive interview with acclaimed violist and editor Bernard Zaslav, we learn more about the inspiration for his memoirs, his thoughts on the changing music world, and his experience in transcribing music for the viola including three works by Antonin Dvořák: Four Romantic Pieces, Four Songs, and Slavonic Dance No. 1 for viola and piano.
Besides fireworks, there is perhaps no more iconic representation of American independence than the Liberty Bell. We invite you to celebrate this year's 4th of July holiday weekend with editor Stephen Watkins' fantastic cello ensemble arrangement of John Philip Sousa's Liberty Bell.
Ovation Press interviews acclaimed violinist and editor Jorja Fleezanis, where she discusses her experiences as the second woman concertmaster in a major orchestra in the U.S., as well as her new edited orchestral violin part to Strauss' Don Juan
Ovation Press is excited to collaborate with dynamic Detroit-born cellist, performer, and editor Nada Radulovich as she publishes her transcription of Tchaikovsky's Six French Songs for Cello and Piano
Though we're clear of winter, Charles Jacot has sought fit to leave us with a little reminder of what many of us experience in the months between December and March via the Debussy prelude Footsteps in the Snow for cello quartet.
Besides fireworks, there is perhaps no more iconic representation of American independence than the Liberty Bell. We invite you to celebrate this year's 4th of July holiday weekend with editor Stephen Watkins' fantastic cello ensemble arrangement of John Philip Sousa's Liberty Bell.
Ovation Press interviews acclaimed violinist and editor Jorja Fleezanis, where she discusses her experiences as the second woman concertmaster in a major orchestra in the U.S., as well as her new edited orchestral violin part to Strauss' Don Juan
Ovation Press is excited to collaborate with dynamic Detroit-born cellist, performer, and editor Nada Radulovich as she publishes her transcription of Tchaikovsky's Six French Songs for Cello and Piano
Though we're clear of winter, Charles Jacot has sought fit to leave us with a little reminder of what many of us experience in the months between December and March via the Debussy prelude Footsteps in the Snow for cello quartet.
French cellist and editor Roland Pidoux brings Ravel's masterpiece Le Tombeau de Couperin to the cello octet in his lastest arrangement.
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