Whispers of an Italian-Jewish Past Fill a Composer’s Music
Since early in his career, Yotam Haber has grappled with what it means to be a contemporary Jewish composer. The tentative answers offered [...]
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Maynard Solomon, Provocative Biographer of Composers, Dies at 90
Maynard Solomon, a musicologist and record producer best known for influential, lucidly written biographies of Beethoven and Mozart as well as a hotly [...]
A Choir Finds a Way to Sing. Just Ignore the Steering Wheel.
I love singing four-part harmony. It isn’t just about the precision, the ringing sound when voices blend together. It’s also about community, listening [...]
Lang Lang: The Pianist Who Plays Too Muchly
Last year Lang Lang released “Piano Book,” an album of pieces that fostered his childhood passion for the piano: short Chopin works, folk [...]