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Unveiling New Terrain – Cellist Marie Ythier
French cellist Marie Ythier, a passionate advocate of contemporary repertoire, pays tribute to a young generation of composers with three works written for her on a new album Le Violoncelle En Partage. Released in May 2024 on B-Records, it is
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Merging Traditional and Classical Music
A Conversation With James Ross about His Latest Album, “Landscape to Light”
James Ross is a pianist and composer who blends the rich tapestry of Scottish traditions with innovative compositions that combine Scottish folk and classical music. His latest album, “Landscape to Light,” will be released on June 21, 2024. In this
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Conversation With Composer Charles Mauleverer About His New Album “Overture”
Charles Mauleverer is a British composer from the picturesque island of Jersey. He recently launched his debut album titled “Overture”. The album includes solo and orchestral compositions created by the composer between 2003 and 2022. In this interview, Charles shared
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Focus on the Female: An Interview With the Lilith Ensemble
Lilith, the reputed first wife of Adam who made her quick departure when equality wasn’t what Adam had in mind, is the inspiration and almost the driving force behind this new ensemble that started at the Koninklijk Conservatorium Antwerpen (Belgium)
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Conversation with Sergei Babayan: Exploring “Rachmaninoff for Two”
Sergei Babayan, one of the most influential pianists, has recently collaborated with Daniil Trifonov to release an album titled “Rachmaninoff for Two.” This album is a tribute to Rachmaninoff, who would have celebrated his 150th birthday this year. “Rachmaninoff for
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Known and Unknown
Interview with Composer Rodney Sharman and Pianist Rachel Kiyo Iwaasa
It is truly incredible to witness the profound bond between composers and performers and the level of dedication and passion that goes into producing new and impactful music. Rodney Sharman and Rachel Kiyo Iwaasa collaborated on their album Known and
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Schumann and Chamber Music
Interview with Théo Fouchenneret
When we think of Robert Schumann, we first consider his piano and vocal music as these are what he’s best known for. Pianist Théo Fouchenneret, however, would like us to consider his chamber music. Much of this was composed in
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Serenade, I Miss You
Interview with Texan guitarist, pedagogue, and filmmaker Nicolas Hurt
Meet Nick, a teacher, classical guitarist, and filmmaker who recently released an EP titled Serenade, I Miss You. It comes from the music of his short film with the same title. The album features his interpretations of works by himself
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