
this orchestral journey to outer space aims to deliver hope amid global crisis – but falls short
On the evening of May 5, I took my seat in London’s Barbican Centre to experience a programme of interplanetary music. The concert began with
On the evening of May 5, I took my seat in London’s Barbican Centre to experience a programme of interplanetary music. The concert began with
Here’s something to think about: Why does the music that YOU love often leave another person cold? While I agree with much of what you
The pursuit of the dream of classical music is not an equal playing field. My recent study looked at the inequalities rural and regional young
Submitted by jsdubois015 on Wed, 04/28/2010 – 15:32 I’m sitting here listening to the Bach suites for cello performed by one of the greats, Mstislav
Classical music is surprisingly controversial. For some, it’s a pinnacle of cultural achievement. For others it perpetuates class inequality and upholds “white middle class social
norman lebrecht November 16, 2022 The racial-theory New York musicologist Philip Ewell is on the prowl again. He has just been given a glowing report
Submitted by jsdubois015 on Sun, 05/02/2010 – 10:02 I recently had a rather interesting conversation with a friend of mine. She is currently going through
[ad_1] Handel’s Messiah, Royal Albert Hall Handel’s Messiah, Royal Albert Hall Joe Lloyd George Frideric Handel may have embraced England, but England embraced his music.
John Williams, the man who changed the way we hear the movies, turns 90 today. As the key Hollywood composer during the blockbuster era of
[ad_1] What is Gregorian chant? Gregorian chant is a sacred hymn in Latin (and occasionally Greek) that has been used in the Roman Catholic Church