An Independent Artist’s View of Estonia’s 24% VAT
What does it actually mean to live from music in Estonia? For an independent musician, the answer is more complicated […]
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Anton Bruckner, A Romantic Visionary
Anton Bruckner (4 September 1824 – 11 October 1896) was an Austrian composer, organist, and music educator whose monumental compositions
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Velella by East of West – Album Review
Velella by East of West is an album that refuses to fit neatly into predefined boxes, choosing instead to drift
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Kaisa Ling: A Survival Guide to the Fringe Circuit
Kaisa Ling is a prominent Estonian blues vocalist, broadcaster, literary scholar, and translator. As the frontwoman of Kaisa Ling Thing,
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Claude Debussy: Revolutionary of French Classical Music
Claude Debussy (22 August 1862 – 25 March 1918) was a French composer whose groundbreaking harmonic language and sensuous textural
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Lili Boulanger and the Golden Age of French Music
Lili Boulanger remains one of the most luminary, tragic, and revolutionary figures in modern classical music. Born Marie-Juliette Olga Boulanger
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Shaping Tallinn Fringe: Anton Serdjukov Interview
As the Tallinn Fringe Festival cements its reputation as a vital launching pad for independent performance art, live acts, and
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Vox Pterous by Dren McDonald – Album Review
Vox Pterous by Dren McDonald is an album with a minimalist soul. Built on layered guitar harmonies, repetitive melodic patterns,
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Summer’s Rose by nowhere wood. – Music Review
Summer’s Rose by nowhere wood. is an unconventional release that quietly challenges expectations. Rather than presenting a traditional narrative, expansive
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A Memory of Some Other Place by Benjamin Sheehan
A Memory of Some Other Place by Benjamin Sheehan is an instrumental album that feels less like a collection of
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Deep Listening: Non-duality by Ben MK
Non-duality by Ben MK is a release that redefines how we listen to music. Though presented technically as a single,
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Hopeful Music for Hopeless People by The Scornful Four
Hopeful Music for Hopeless People by The Scornful Four is a masterclass in raw, unfiltered intimacy. Born from the vibrant
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The Oud: History, Masters, and Global Legacy
Often hailed as the “King of Instruments” (Sultan al-Awtar) across the Middle East and North Africa, the oud (Arabic: العود)
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Cascade by Alex Solely – Album Review
Cascade by Alex Solely is a contemporary neoclassical album that embraces the quiet power of minimalism, inviting listeners into a
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Alessandro Marcello & The Immortal D Minor Oboe Concerto
Alessandro Marcello (1 February 1673 – 19 June 1747) was a distinguished Venetian nobleman, polymath, and composer whose multifaceted genius
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Benedetto Marcello: Master of the Venetian Baroque
Benedetto Marcello (31 July or 1 August 1686 – 24 July 1739) was one of the most intriguing and multifaceted
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AI Search is Changing How Music Fans Discover You
For decades, getting featured in a music magazine like Tunitemusic was primarily about building human connection. A well-written, deeply descriptive
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Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 2 – A Review
As a composer and pianist, I find myself usually stunned by the piano concerto form. Although to be honest my
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Exploring Concerto for Violin and Oboe J.S. Bach
Years ago, my world revolved around the raw power of rock music. My weapon of choice was the electric guitar,
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Top 10 piano concertos of all time
Few musical forms capture the sheer scale of human drama quite like the piano concerto. It is the ultimate dialogue:
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