Kennedy’s book is itself an intelligent conversation among Musicians—“with a capital M”—whose lives have been shaped, and even saved, by the encompassing world of the cello.

A new book from writer, BBC broadcaster and cellist Kate Kennedy tackles the stories of four cellists connected by a mutual musical obsession. Cello: A Journey Through Silence to Sound focuses on ...

Pro Musica & Connect2Culture Present Bach-A-Bye Baby Saturday, July 26 | 2:00pm Venue: Harry M. Cornell Arts & Entertainment ...

THE CELLO SUITES: J. S. BACH, PABLO CASALS, AND THE SEARCH FOR A BAROQUE MASTERPIECE By Eric Siblin Atlantic Monthly Press, $24, 19 pages REVIEWED BY PRISCILLA S. TAYLOR There’s no question that ...

Eric Siblin worked as a journalist in Kingston, Ontario then wrote pop music reviews for a Montreal newspaper. One evening, he happened upon a recital for solo cello. He details his amazement and ...

Janet Horvath's late father George had once played cello in an orchestra at a displaced persons camp in Germany after World War II. He told her the story of when Leonard Bernstein guest conducted.

A pop-music journalist falls in love with Bach’s Cello Suites and sets out to discover all he can about the classic masterpiece.

In 2007 she self-published her first book, “Cello Playing for Music Lovers,” which is sold on Amazon in more than 20 countries. (The following interview has been edited and condensed.) ...

Baldovino’s story from July of 1963—and that of his instrument—are among the subjects of Kate Kennedy’s absorbing book, “Cello.” Ms. Kennedy, the co-director of the Oxford Centre for ...