by Larsenstrings | Nov 7, 2018 | Cello
Please enjoy Katri Patel’s Blog update at Larsen Strings. Extract: ‘On his next lesson his cello was wobbling oddly. I asked him to keep his cello snuggly between his knees to stop the cello moving. He then asked me that hadn’t I seen how Mr Gerhardt had...
by Larsenstrings | Oct 18, 2018 | Cello, Quotes, Uncategorised
Please read the latest contribution to Hattie Butterworth’s Blog ‘It’s Just a Big Violin’. ‘Thoughts on Managing Loneliness as a Musician’ Loneliness can affect many music students not least with the constant demand for hours of individual practice....
by Larsenstrings | Oct 10, 2018 | Cello, Uncategorised, Viola, Violin
This is an excellent initiative that we are pleased to publicise. Calling all classical musicians from around the world… Play for Peace: A Concert for Cooperation On Sunday 11 November 2018 for a global concert which will show that, one hundred years on, since...
by Larsenstrings | Sep 25, 2018 | Cello, Technical insight, Visits
Larsen Strings Workshop. ‘How Can I Optimise My Instrument?’ Dr. Ing. Thomas Zwieg, Product Development Manager at Larsen Strings A/S with Tobias Krutz, violinmaker and cellist. Dr. Ing. Thomas Zwieg and the violinmaker and cellist Tobias Krutz will...
by Larsenstrings | Sep 13, 2018 | Cello, Technical insight, Uncategorised
The Odora Trio -An extract from Hattie Butterworth’s Larsen Blog It’s been almost two years since my piano trio and I fell together. Our violinist Sophie and I were close friends at Chetham’s School of Music in Manchester and when the cellist in her...
by Larsenstrings | Sep 4, 2018 | Cello, Quotes, Technical insight
Have you visited our guest musician blogs? To give contrasting perspective, the two blogs currently up and running, are from the viewpoint of a cello teacher in London and a student cellist currently studying at the Royal College of Music. The Student Cellist Hattie...
