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The Seven Most Popular Overture Videos on YouTube
Overtures are designed to grab your attention, setting the stage for whatever drama that follows. But over time, many of these musical curtain-raisers have broken free from their operatic roots to become stand-alone concert favourites. Today, thanks to YouTube, overtures
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10 of the Best Violin Encores of All Time
Encore pieces hold a special place in the violin repertoire. Unlike concertos, sonatas, or large-scale showpieces, violin encores are played in a casual atmosphere and designed to speak plainly and directly, over the course of just a few minutes. Over
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Top 10 Operas by Women Composers: From Caccini to Mazzoli
For centuries, women composers have shaped the history of opera, but hardly ever received the recognition they deserved for doing so. Today, we’re surveying that remarkable history. From the earliest surviving opera (written by a woman in 1600s Italy) to
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The Ten Saddest String Quartets in Classical Music History
For nearly three centuries, the string quartet has been celebrated as the most intimate kind of classical music: a simple, heartfelt conversation between four equal voices. Because of that intimacy, composers have often turned to writing string quartets when reacting
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Monsters in Classical Music: A Fun Quiz Challenge
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Piano vs Biano?
Credit: Christian Tucci
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Sergei Bortkiewicz
A Journey Through Melody and Memory
In an earlier article, we listened to the piano works of Sergei Bortkiewicz (1877–1952) and discovered a treasure trove of Romantic brilliance. His lush and melodic music certainly carried the torch of late Romanticism, and he developed a style that’s
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10 of the Best Piano Etudes by Women Composers
Piano etudes don’t have to be dry technical drills. In the hands of a talented composer, they can become miniature works of art. While names like Chopin, Liszt, and Debussy tend to dominate discussions of the genre, women composers across
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