Andreas Brantelid works with Larsen’s Dr Thomas Zwieg to find the perfect combination: ‘When you find the right combination (of strings), it’s a wonderful feeling. It gives you a direct connection between you and the instrument.’ Larsen Strings, unlocking...
Talking to musicians about their experiences with music-related injury Hattie Butterworth’s Blog ‘It was probably the most musically devastating experience of my life and worse than any failure or rejection I had been through. The cello was my identity at...
This week’s Featured Larsen Artist is Daniel Müller-Schott #celloUnlimited Gramophone Magazine March 2020 Editor’s Choice ‘Daniel Müller-Schott ends this formidable unaccompanied recital with Pablo Casals’s Song of the Birds, played with the intense...
A penny for your thoughts and, no, we don’t pay for reviews but do welcome any submitted to us. We do encourage you to share your thoughts –not so much for our benefit but more for providing guidance and insight for your fellow musicians. For example, Joseph Dawson,...
“The concerto mourns the past, embraces the inevitability of change and holds within it a sense of timeless creative genius, the idea of a higher power working through Elgar.” Larsen Strings contributor Hattie Butterworth is a British cellist studying with...
