ISSUE 17 | CHICAGO | ENSEMBLE
After a performance of Bartók and Tchaikovsky by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, seven surgeons went backstage to meet pianist Conrad Tao
Plus an exclusive interview with John Adams on his latest compositions
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DECEMBER 10, 2024 | OXFORDSHIRE
On the Richter scale, this latest album goes to the max
FEB 15, 2021 | ISSUE 3
"The state of the organization was overtly and intentionally keeping people out."
ISSUE 16 | PARIS | ENSEMBLE
INTERVIEW — Three EPs and one vision to reimagine classical music for a modern era
ISSUE 15 | ENSEMBLE
The Scottish composer, producer, and cellist rediscovers simplicity with his latest self-titled album
ISSUE 13 | ENSEMBLE
What happens in Debussy, and in Moccio’s music, is not a direct mimetic relationship of sounds to images but an open mesh of possibilities
ISSUE 14 | MONTREAL | ENSEMBLE
INTERVIEW — Music intended for amateur pianists finds expert hands in this latest recording of The Seasons
ISSUE 8 | NEW YORK | ENSEMBLE
INTERVIEW — The "Invictus" composer discusses barriers, collaborators, and his earned ambition
ISSUE 16 | TORONTO | ENSEMBLE
INTERVIEW ─ On gut strings, gratitude, and the enduring generosity of Jeanne Lamon
PARTNERSHIP | ENSEMBLE
The superstar Chinese pianist uncovers a garden of Gallic delights
ISSUE 14 | LOS ANGELES | ENSEMBLE
INTERVIEW — The composer reflects on "Frenzy", "City Noir", and why contemporary music is beginning to atrophy
ISSUE 15 | MONTRÉAL | ENSEMBLE
INTERVIEW ─ You Can Die Properly Now, a new work for soprano and orchestra, is a meeting place for Indigenous and diasporic homesickness
ISSUE 15 | LOS ANGELES | ENSEMBLE
A 27-disc box set delivers a life’s worth of music to a new generation of listeners
ISSUE 12 | NEW YORK | ENSEMBLE
The pianist and composer on bringing the latest release by Sufjan Stevens to life