Perlman has been so ubiquitous that it is easy to take for granted his status as “the reigning virtuoso of the violin,” as his ... a concert that left me disappointed, but also curious to ...

a reminder of Perlman’s extensive activities as a violin pedagogue. With De Silva gamely keeping pace, the violinist raced through the bouncing-bow effects, double-stops, left-hand pizzicatos ...

For 74 years, George Perlman rented a studio in Chicago’s Fine Arts Building, where he taught 10 students a day the fine techniques of playing the violin. Many of those students went on to ...

It was Itzhak Perlman, who last appeared with the orchestra just over two months ago at the Hollywood Bowl. As always, Perlman remains a reliable draw; the house Friday was sold out. (Two more ...

Violinists including Itzhak Perlman ... But, doubling as a violin soloist in works opening both halves of Thursday’s concert, he’s obviously kept bow arm and left hand in fine fettle.

All of which has led to a milestone birthday. "I'm not thinking 75," says Perlman nonchalantly. "When I pick up the violin, and I start playing, I say to myself: 'Oh, 75 is pretty good.

The hand used for intricate key pressings on the piano depends on which composer’s piece is being played. Mozart’s compositions are renowned for having a strong and extremely expressive left hand.

Mr. Perlman has been so ubiquitous that it is easy to take for granted his status as “the reigning virtuoso of the violin,” as his ... a concert that left me disappointed, but also curious ...