On their latest double album, packaged beautifully in hardback with color images and meticulous notes, the eight-voice ensemble turn their careful attention to the secular songs of Johannes Ockeghem.
CD Review: Ockeghem Chansons Bring Out Cut Circle’s Best Read More »
‘A Tribute to Vladimir Morkov’ highlights this guitarist, critic, composer, arranger, and pedagogue whose musical contributions have been almost forgotten.
CD Review: Guitarists Honor A Russian Master Read More »
Joyce Chen’s research “shows that there is an imbalanced, circular relationship between Western and Asian HIP communities, exacerbated by a persistent tension between modern sensibilities and century-old musical practices.”
Historical Performance in the West and Asia: An Ethnological Assessment Read More »
Canadian cellist Elinor Frey is utterly sensitive to the nuances in the complete works by Antonio Vandini.
CD Review: Virtuoso Cellist-Composer Meets Virtuoso Cellist Read More »
The story features one Layton Stolz, a welder turned orchestra conductor whose life is changed after hearing Beethoven’s ‘Egmont’ Overture on the radio.
Book Review: Thriller Charts Conductor’s Beethoven Delusions Read More »
