Author : Hughes Nelson March 08,2023 March 08,2023 Vincent van Beethoven is sending a chill down the spine to all the global listeners with the spectacular songs from his album named ‘Needle and Thread’. Join […]
Walt Disney Concert Hall, the Frank Gehry-designed home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, celebrates its 20th anniversary this year with a 2023-24 season that will pay tribute to the hall and its architect, the orchestra […]
Gustavo Dudamel conducts the New York Philharmonic, March 9, 2022. Chris Lee/New York Philharmonic hide caption toggle caption Chris Lee/New York Philharmonic Gustavo Dudamel conducts the New York Philharmonic, March 9, 2022. Chris Lee/New York […]
Photo Credit: Manuel Nägeli More evidence that Apple continues work on its classical music app has surfaced in code from iOS 16.3. The final stages of its beta test are underway, with a public release […]
Kendrick Lamar has never been particularly active on social media, and in a new interview with the New York Times, he explains why. “My social media, most of the time, is completely off,” he said in […]
Last week, Finnish cello rockers APOCALYPTICA released a new song, “Rise Again”, featuring a guest appearance by Simone Simons of EPICA on vocals. Accompanied by an artistic and unique music video directed by Lisa Mann, […]
Photo Credit: Klaus Heymann © HNH International Ltd Klaus Heymann, founder of the Naxos classical label, discusses digital distribution, supporting new artists, and classical education in a drastically changing music climate. When Klaus Heymann entered […]
Photo Credit: Sarah Dao An original Beethoven music manuscript will be returned to its rightful owners after it was saved from Nazis. The piece is currently in the archives of the Moravian Museum, in the […]
Photos by Dino Perrucci Over the weekend, Twiddle stopped by The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, N.Y., for their annual Friendsgiving celebration, billed as Frendsgiving. The two-night stint saw debuts and sit-ins with special guests […]
Photos by Dino Perrucci Over the weekend, Twiddle stopped by The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, N.Y., for their annual Friendsgiving celebration, billed as Frendsgiving. The two-night stint saw debuts and sit-ins with special guests […]
Title: A Comprehensive Intro to Naxos’ Importance In Bringing Classical Music Into the Digital Era Naxos is at the forefront of bringing classical music into the digital age. Naxos Records is the world’s leading classical […]
“Rock and Roll N*****,” the closing A-side track of the Patti Smith Group’s 1978 album Easter, has quietly disappeared from streaming services, Rolling Stone was first to report, including the platforms Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, and Amazon Music. […]
Game developers are really tooting their own horn today. The freshly blown out “Trombone Champ” — a humorous take on the successful “Guitar Hero” franchise exclusively using the titular brass — has rapidly become a […]
“Let’s start again.” The opening line of “Hold Me Tight” hits a little differently the second time around — and the movie, a jagged little heartbreaker from French writer-director Mathieu Amalric, is certainly built for […]
Photo Credit: Holy Wow The latest rhythm game to take social media by storm, Trombone Champ hits the ground running with a mighty “toot.” So what is Trombone Champ, and why should you be playing […]
20. You Give Good Love (1985) Released when cutting-edge R&B took a turn for the electronic and futuristic, Whitney Houston’s eponymous debut LP pitched her directly into the middle of the road. But hers was […]
Finnish cello rockers APOCALYPTICA have dropped their very own cello-metal reinterpretations of classical bangers with the new EP “Metal Classic, Classic Metal”. Release day also sees the band unleash the focus track “Flight Of The […]
In January 2014, Lars Vogt stepped on to the stage at Sage Gateshead to make his UK conducting debut with Royal Northern Sinfonia. Lars had an endearing and quiet confidence, even when trying something new. […]
The summer hiatus is the time to sample star players of the past and hear how performance styles have changed. The latest release on the Biddulph label, specialists in historic string players, is Nathan Milstein: […]
With a stirring rendition of the Ukrainian national anthem, the first concert of the Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra came to an end in Warsaw late on Thursday evening amid thunderous applause from a packed house at […]