From the Archives - Marlboro Music Musician Profiles

From the Archives:
Pablo Casals

Pablo Casals left a remarkable legacy at Marlboro in rehearsals, concerts, and recordings of orchestral works. He came to Marlboro in 1960 for two weeks and returned almost every summer until the end of his life.

From the Archives:
Felix Galimir

One of Marlboro's most important influences was the revered violinist Felix Galimir who shared a deep musicality and infectious personality with generations of eager young participants.

From the Archives:
Marcel Moyse

In terms of sound, color, and phrasing, Moyse exceeded what we were accustomed to hearing from wind instruments. He seemed to have magical powers.

From the Archives:
Rudolf Serkin

In setting the standards and creating the structure for Marlboro Music, Rudolf Serkin opened new worlds for generations of exceptional young musicians.

From the Archives:
Alexander “Sasha” Schneider

Alexander “Sasha” Schneider was a force of nature, a larger than life figure who had a passion for music and life matched only by his love of food and members of the opposite sex.

From the Archives:Pablo Casals

From the Archives: Felix Galimir

From the Archives: Marcel Moyse

From the Archives: Rudolf Serkin

From the Archives: Alexander “Sasha” Schneider

From the Archives:
Pablo Casals

From the Archives:
Felix Galimir

From the Archives:
Marcel Moyse

From the Archives:
Rudolf Serkin

From the Archives:
Alexander “Sasha” Schneider