Sergei Vasilyevich Rachmaninov (1873 – 1943): All by Himself
Canadian singer Celine Dion was in the news on account of her recent diagnosis with the crippling rare neurologic condition...
Video Games and the Rise of Symphonic Music: ‘Starfield’ and Beyond
“Starfield” is one of the most anticipated video games in recent history. The game, which was released on Sept. 6,...
Navigating the Diversity of Vocal Genres in Classical Music
The art of vocal performance in classical music is not merely a display of technical prowess; it is a profound exploration of human emotion and narrative. Central to this exploration is the concept of vocal repertoire, a rich and diverse...
Shostakovich’s Impromptu for Viola and Piano: Paul Neubauer and Wu Han
In 2017, a previously unknown work by Dmitri Shostakovich was discovered in Moscow’s Central Archives among the documents of Vadim...
Callas – Paris, 1958: celebrating Maria Callas’ centenary
Callas – Paris, 1958: celebrating Maria Callas’ centenary In her centenary year Volf Productions and Composite Films have revealed that...
The Enigmatic Schumann: Insights from Steven Isserlis’ Performance Journey
The acclaimed British contemporary cellist Steven Isserlis is also passionate about music education for children. During my England years, much before I became a father myself or was even contemplating beginning a music education charity for children (incidentally, both my...
Violin learning goes digital with interactive scores and synchronised accompaniments
More than 60 violin exam pieces from ABRSM’s new bowed strings syllabus will be available to access as interactive sheet...
Exploring the Relationships Between Literature and Classical Music
Music and literature, two art forms that have captivated humanity for centuries, share a profound and intricate relationship. The interplay...