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Few things are more depressing for classical music lovers than the classical recording charts. Your eye roams despairingly ...
Classical music has formed the bedrock of videogame soundtracks since developers could shove something vaguely Chopinesque onto a three-channel sound chip.
Every Friday, pop critics for The New York Times weigh in on the week’s most notable new tracks. Listen to the Playlist on ...
Father John Misty, the cerebral crooner of the hipster age, has entered his refined smoking jacket era. At Berkeley’s Greek ...
When words fade, music remains. Explore how sound, silence, and presence offer comfort, connection, and meaning at the end of life.
It's festival season in Montreal! The Afropop team has just returned from the 39th Nuits D'Afrique Festival, and there will be lots of reporting rolling out from our thrilling five days of music and ...
Gen-Z fans packed out the band's Cardiff reunion, drawn by the music, the terrace culture, working-class pride - and nostalgia for simpler times ...
Discover how the Sonos Era 300 in white revolutionizes home audio with immersive spatial sound, stunning design, and seamless ...
As one of Sweden’s greatest pianists, Wilhelm Stenhammar performed his own Piano Concerto No. 1 for about 15 years with great success. It’s today's Midday Masterpiece.
To gain experience writing for orchestra before tackling his first symphony (at age 46) and avoiding negative comparisons to Beethoven, Brahms composed other orchestral works from his mid-20s ...
Each role comes with a new physical or emotional demand, and Kartik continues to raise the bar not just for himself but for ...
It’s called BAN - Stories Of Censorship and features new artistic responses to the ongoing banning of books, art and music. Composers from Afghanistan, Turkey, the U.S. and others, reflect on the ...