It's a Hoot! Check out some of the great music that happens on Saturday nights in the summertime under the 'Big Heifetz Tent." And get a sneak preview of our summer fun at our Heifetz Spring Hootenanny on March 21 at the funky American Hotel Banquet Room in historic downtown Staunton.
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Beautiful weekend and salute to Bach!!!!!
And we're "Bach"!!!🎶🎶🎶
Nick Kitchen and Nigel Armstrong doing a creative Bach “double”... at Bach Around The Clock ...
3 days ago
Fabulous!!
Outstanding concert!
I'm sorry I was only able to be there for 3 hours. Each minute was terrific. Could have easily been distracted enough to stay the whole day. Great event!!
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Video of the Week: A Summer at Heifetz, Through the Eyes of our Students!
Our latest production examines a summer at the Heifetz from the vantage point of our students. Enjoy the tour, and start making plans to see our students (and faculty!) in action at #Heifetz2019! PS – Remember you can check out all of our Videos of the Week here! You can also check out our YouTube channel […]
Bach Around the Clock 2019!
Our big Bach marathon is back for a second year! Join us for a community-wide, FREE, marathon celebration of the music and majesty of Johann Sebastian Bach! On Saturday, March 23, 2019, our new Artistic Director (and Bach expert) Nicholas Kitchen will lead a delegation of Heifetz musicians to celebrate Bach’s birthday from 9 am to […]
Video of the Week: Chopin – Poet of the Piano; Voice of the Violin
Sure, March 1 marks the birthday of Fryderyk Chopin, known universally as the “Poet of the Piano.” But perhaps we should also called him the “Voice of the Violin.” Chopin’s first teacher was actually a violinist: Adalbert Zywny, who imparted to the boy both a lifelong love of Bach – and, in the word of […]
Video Of The Week: Paganini’s “Formidable Calling Card”
Quel primo, musicalissimo, elegante Capriccio in mi maggiore che e un formidabile biglietto da visita..,” – Italian musicologist Alberto Cantù “What a first, rnusical,, elegant Caprice in E major – a formidable calling card!” If you want to play the violin, you have to play Paganini. It’s just […]
