Here’s one silver lining to the pandemic: more time to experiment with baroque setup. I hope that you are all keeping busy and inspired these days. Thanks for watching, Inbal

I wanted to share a simple but beautiful song I grew up singing. This short class is for beginners, so please give it a try—no matter your age or level of playing! Happy Passover, all!

This is one of my favorite Brahms Lieder, transcribed for cello and piano and recorded live at Tannery Pond Concerts with pianist Alon Goldstein a few years ago. Enjoy!

Hello cellists, I had a lot of fun revisiting this beautiful and challenging work. I hope to be able to tell you something you didn’t already know. Keep practicing!

I sort of improvised here but a few ideas nonetheless about Kabalevsky’s second movement. Enjoy!

We all have to do certain things every day to keep in shape. Whether we are already professional musicians or students, there is a lot of physical and inner work to be done.