Stories
“This whole piece is like a representation of the assimilation happening in the 19th century; there were lots of changes to music and traditions with removal, even within different tribes. Not everybody had the same experiences, nor were they able to retain the same traditions.”
Keegan MorrisApril 21, 2025
Adela SkowronskiApril 23, 2025
Sometimes music can bring us awe-inspiring wonder... here are a few such pieces!
Keegan MorrisApril 22, 2025
Deep dives into composer catalogues this week, with album-length surveys of music by Bach (in two recordings), Brahms, and Satie. Plus a record juxtaposing quintets by Florence Price and Antonín Dvořák. And we hear from contemporary composers Rami Levin and Michael Daugherty.
Keegan MorrisApril 11, 2025
Allons-y à Paris! Join us on a musical tour of Paris, the City of Light.
Adela SkowronskiApril 11, 2025
From 3,000 sonatas to over 300 symphonies, here are some of the busiest composers across classical music history!
Keegan MorrisApril 9, 2025
Dive into melodies inspired by flickering fish, gliding swans, epic voyages, and beloved shores.