US EditionInterview with William Hagen: From Suzuki Violin to the World Stage
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Interview with William Hagen: From Suzuki Violin to the World Stage
By Laurie Niles: In early May when he was in Southern California to play Max Bruch's Violin Concerto No. 1 with the Pasadena Symphony, violinist William Hagen sat down with a group of Suzuki teachers to talk about his violin journey: from being a Suzuki kid, to studying at The Colburn School, to the world stage as a soloist. Violinist William Hagen, with the 1732 Strad violin he plays, and Violinist.com's Laurie Niles. The gathering was sponsore…
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