Remembering Ron Nelson
The American composer Ron Nelson, who wrote numerous works for wind ensemble, as well as for orchestra and chorus, passed...
Maria Forsström and Bengt Forsberg Discuss Mozart’s Requiem
Maria Forsström, a versatile Mezzo-Soprano, initially studied church music, piano, and conducting before transitioning to singing at 33. Her performances...
5 Essential Yoga Poses for Musicians: Preventing Repetitive Strain Injuries
Some people might not think being a musician takes a toll on the body. While there are countless benefits to playing music, it can also be a physical workout that wears down your muscles and joints, over time. That’s especially...
An Enigmatic Pianist: A Conversation with Kunal Lahiry
Indian-American pianist Kunal Lahiry, a BBC New Generation Artist and 2021 Carl Bechstein Foundation scholar, has left an indelible mark...
Decoding the Profound Impact of Classical Music on the Brain
In the world of music, few genres possess the timeless allure and profound impact on human emotions and cognition quite...
Pablo Casals: A Musical Luminary and Champion of Humanity
On December 29, 1876, a prodigious talent was born in Catalonia, Spain—a talent that would leave an indelible mark on the world of classical music. Pablo Casals, a virtuoso cellist, conductor, and humanitarian, emerged as one of the most influential...
Tracing Classical Music’s Impact on Pop Culture
Classical music’s timeless allure has transcended generations, leaving an indelible mark on the tapestry of pop culture. From its earliest...
Who was Leonard Bernstein, the man at the centre of Bradley Cooper’s Maestro?
“Maestro” is a word that resonates across concert music. From the Italian word for master, it is applied most frequently...