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Greg Cahill

San Francisco
As seen in: The Absolute Sound, Flipboard, The Press Democrat, Lexology, Petaluma Argus-Courier, Acoustic Guitar, Locale Magazine, Strings Magazine, Ukulele Magazine
Editorial director, 'Strings' magazine, Strings Charts, Strings Guides, & other print and digital products for players of violin, viola, cello, bass & fiddle.
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Review: On ‘Le Chant des Muses’, Violinist Anna Urpina Puts Forgotten Female Composers in the Spotlight

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By Greg Cahill
| Strings Magazine
By Greg Cahill | From the January/February 2026 issue of Strings “The creation of this album has been a long and rewarding journey, spanning nearly three years of research and exploration in search of high-quality works by these largely unknown women composers,” says Spanish violinist Anna Urpina, describing the recording of Le Chant des Muses (Eudora), a collection of rare Baroque works by overlooked female composers.
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Solid Gold: The Pacifica Quartet Conjures Erich Wolfgang Korngold’s Chamber Music Magic

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By Greg Cahill
| Strings Magazine
By Greg Cahill | From the January/February 2026 issue of Strings “Throughout our careers, we have all been great admirers of Korngold, having engaged with his music as players, listeners, and teachers,” says violinist Austin Hartman when asked about the Pacifica Quartet’s decision to record an album of quartets, quintets, and sextets by Austrian composer Erich Wolfgang Korngold (1897–1957), who also composed for Hollywood adventure films.
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Two for the Road: A pair of bluegrass icons will unite at Petaluma’s Mystic Theatre

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By Greg Cahill
| petalumanews.com
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Country music is known for its pairings of famous singers. George and Tammy, Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers, Faith Hill and Tim McGraw. Singer-songwriter Molly Tuttle is coming to Petaluma's Mystic Theatre for a concert with fiddler-singer-guitarist Ketch Secor. (Ebru Yildiz) Musician Ketch Secor, coming to the Mystic Theatre with Molly Tuttle.
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