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TECHNOLOGIES
'50s technological revolution of sound recording elevated Sinatra's voice
The ‘50s were a time of modification for every industry, including the music recording and production. Rock'n'roll and...
Violin
Max Richter's modern upgrade of The Four Seasons
Vivaldi's The Four Seasons could be rightfully called the most noted work of classical music. Contemporary composer Max...
FILM
The Shape of Water bringing Alexandre Desplat his second Oscar trophy
Romantic fantasy film looks at the relationship between a mute woman who works at a government survey facility in...
FLUTE
Bourrée: French folk dance from the Bach suite inspired prog-rock flute and the work of Sir Paul McCartney
Bourrée is a French folk dance typically danced with quick, skipping steps. The dancers sometimes wear wooden clogs to...
TRUMPET
First solo trumpet piece in history belongs to German multi-instrumentalist
The Concerto in D major for trumpet, violins, and basso continuo, is a shiny eight-minute work composed by Georg Philipp...
ORCHESTRA
The Third Norfolk Rhapsody, lost a hundred years ago, was reconstructed recently
Vaughan Williams composed three Norfolk Rhapsodies in 1905 and 1906, shaping them on folk melodies he had gathered...
TECHNOLOGIES
Stereo sound ignored commercially for a quarter of a century after its discovery
Stereo is the reproduction of sound using two separate audio channels in a way that creates the feeling of sound heard...
FILM
Paul Reade: the man behind the fresh sound of Jane Eyre
Paul Reade was an English composer of last century. He worked on the BBC TV in the '60s, becoming the pianist and...
ORCHESTRA
The sounds of scenic Iceland in the Aeriality orchestral piece
Anna Thorvaldsdottir is an Icelandic composer whose music is now often played around Europe and the US, captivating the...
ORCHESTRA
Beethoven's Romances uncover his staggering violin skills
Beethoven was a very skillful violinist. Although not a proficient musician, he possessed a deep passion for and...
SONGWRITER
Dazed and Confused: evolution through Led Zeppelin live shows
Dazed and Confused is the folk-song written by Jake Holmes in 1967. The song was recorded for his debut album and...
Choir
Josquin des Prez: pioneer in the Franco-Flemish School of music
Josquin des Prez was the leading architect of the point of imitation style, in which a motif introduced in one voice is...
ORCHESTRA
Brandenburg Concerto dedicated to the king's brother was never played at Brandenburg court
The Brandenburg Concertos of Johann Sebastian Bach are considered an example from the new era of masterful collaboration...
ORCHESTRA
Reverie: cello reimagining of Claude Debussy by Julian Lloyd Webber
Reverie is one of the first works written by Debussy for piano. Even at this early stage of his career, with the style...
Violin
The timeless sadness of Shigeru Umebayashi
One of the most distinguished and fruitful composers of our time, Shigeru Umebayashi is credited with more than 50 films...
PIANO
Chick Corea's Spanish pulse in the masterful jazz standard
The son of a trumpeter, the genius pianist Chick Corea is referenced as one of the lead specialists in the fusion of...
ORCHESTRA
Albinoni's famous Adagio is unusually solemn and offbeat because it wasn't, in fact, written by Tomaso Albinoni
Adagio in G Minor, attributed to 18th-century Venetian master Tomaso Albinoni, is widely familiar through its often use...
SAENGHWANG
Modern jazz meets traditional Korean music in Park Jiha's Communion
Both somehow minimalist and carrying the richness of jazz improvisation, Park Jiha's debut album Communion borders on...
ORCHESTRA
Peaceful sound for troubling times in The Lark Ascending
Vaughan Williams’s The Lark Ascending is a contemplative and tender tone poem composed as a reaction to George...
Classical Guitar
What kind of music did Louis XIV like?
Robert de Visée’s music remains among some of the best examples of French Baroque guitar music to this day. Visée's...
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