This is Your Mind on Music
Science, and particularly brain research concerning string players, has implications beyond musicians. Scientists are discovering new and unique ways that the mind works in many contexts.
Visionary Youth: Cellist Brannon Cho
At String Visions we are always on the lookout for inspiration. One the greatest sources of that is to see young musicians excelling at their art, demonstrating that a visionary can be found in any age.
How Big is the Universe?
By exploring the relationship between physics and string music, and opening up a dialogue that explores both past influential thought and current leading discoveries, we aim to create a forum where string players can be exposed to the most recent research and discoveries from leading physicists concerning string playing.
An Ever-Shifting World
Part 1 of “The Future is Now,” our introductory series to String Visions and the Visionary innovation project
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- 10 Questions about Improvisation and Clazz Music Festival May 13, 2018
- Interview with Joel Quarrington January 10, 2018
- A Teacher’s Perspective: Asking Questions to Promote Self-Sufficiency in Students December 11, 2017
- Engage Your CelloMind! New Book from Hans Jensen and Minna Rose Chung November 12, 2017
- Richard Narroway and his Bach Six Cello Suites Recording September 10, 2017
- Interview with Grigory Kalinovsky August 19, 2017
- Interview with Valter Dešpalj about his Transcriptions for Cello and Guitar, published by Ovation Press August 13, 2017