Aspirations of a Storytelling Violinist
Nathalie Bonin’s latest release, “Aspirations,” is a captivating journey through the realm of classical music, a collection of stories told […]
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Presolar Grains, music as a unified entity
Aldartal’s “Presolar Grains” is undoubtedly a remarkable masterpiece that takes the listener on an extraordinary sonic journey. To truly appreciate
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Tune of the Week: Wanderer Sonata for Piano and Cello Movement #3 by Ethan Lazarus
The wonder of reviewing music isn’t a refining of one’s ability to hear new and interesting music, it’s also a
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Tune of the Week: La Folia by Matteo Ramon Arevalos
Originally a Spanish song released in 1672 (even earlier than that if you’re really paying attention), La Folia is a
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In theory, the saddest and happiest music should be instrumental
Of all the arts, music is arguably the most abstract form. However, this only holds true for instrumental music. The
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Madness Unleashed: A Journey Through the Seven Sins in Matteo Ramon Arevalos’ La Folia
Matteo Ramon Arevalos’ latest release, “La Folia”, is a breathtaking solo piano work that explores the darker side of human
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Tune of the week: Concerto for Organ and Guitar by Overdrive
Introducing Overdrive: The Bulgarian Synthwave Musician. Overdrive is a rising musician hailing from Sofia, Bulgaria. His passion for music started
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Tune of the week: Spring by Erik N
Introducing Erik N: The Nordic Pianist Bringing Melodic and Peaceful Music to Your Ears. Helsinki-based pianist, composer, and music producer
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Tune of the week: Symphony No. 1 “shifting sands” by Marc Harris
Shifting Sands is a symphony in the style of the late romantic era. This contemporary piece depicts the ongoing conflict
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Tune of the week: Pastorale by Pinky Loops
“Pastorale” by the Polish band “Pinky Loops” is a contemporary classical work. The music begins with a gentle atmospheric sound
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Tune of the week: Shattered glass by Secrets of Elements
German composer “Secret of Elements” is tasked with creating the music for “Rebuilding Notre-Dame”, one of the most ambitious architecture
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The Nintendo-fication of Everything
Adam Neely and Jon Batiste Take Gaming Music Everywhere It Hasn’t Been. Jazz artist and YouTuber, Adam Neely recently dropped
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Tune of the week: Lucent by SONORO
SONORO’s music is pleasantly unique, fusing jazz, blues, and Latin rhythms with classical overtones. You’ll be tapping your feet or
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Tune of the week: Five to give by Dario Forzato
Italian-born composer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Dario Forzato is a Los Angeles resident. After years of touring in Italy and
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Tune of the week: Hypatia’s Song by Matteo Ramon Arevalos
The song “Hypatia’s Song” can be found on the “Mystic View” album by Matteo Ramon Arevalos. This composition is a
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Beethoven Symphony No. 10
Beethoven X is an AI project started in 2019 in an attempt to turn the sketches of Beethoven’s symphony no
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What is a classical symphony?
Symphony is one of the most sophisticated forms of instrumental music, created in the late Baroque era and continued until
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Will artificial intelligence replace humans in music?
Despite technology, art does not have a linear history of improvements. For sure we have better technology today than 500
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Classical concert halls, a museum for the dead composers
Classical music has seen a lot of changes since the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. but with a glance at symphonic
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Tranquil, a poem transcribed to music
Tranquil is a classical solo piano piece composed and performed by Arashk Azizi and published by Tunitemusic. The full name
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