GRISHA: The Story of Russian-American Cellist Gregor Piatigorsky
by Margaret Bartley

GRISHA is the story of a struggle between father and son, both aspiring musicians.  While the father fails in the musical world of Tsarist Russia, his son becomes a world famous cellist. For Gregor Piatigorsky, success meant escaping the grip of his father, surviving the murderous Russian pogroms, fleeing from the Bolshevik Revolution and twice escaping the Nazi Holocaust. Read more...

Educational Study Guide For:
GRISHA: The Story of Russian-American Cellist Gregor Piatigorsky
by A.J. Keifer, Kelsey Francis and Margaret Bartley

This 40-page study guide is designed for secondary and college level teachers in English, Social Studies and Music. Included is a CD of two Piatigorsky recordings for use with the teaching unit. Read more... 

Miraculous Teacher: Ivan Galamian and the Meadowmount Experience
by Elizabeth A. H. Green, Judith Galamian and Josef Gingold

A rare, out of print book, with limited quantities available. This is the only biography of the great violin pedagogue. Read more...