Atlanta Music Critic explores the voices, ideas, and artistry shaping classical music today through in-depth interviews, thoughtful commentary, and cultural insight.
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For many listeners, the guitar exists within familiar boundaries: six strings, twelve notes to the octave, and a repertory shaped largely by European classical traditions and popular song.
A Marriage Without Boundaries
It's more than Brahms and Beethoven...
Building Sound Worlds: Ian Rosenbaum on Contemporary Music, Collaboration, and the Future of Percussion
Gemma New on Leadership, Sound, and the Living Personality of the Orchestra
From Atlanta Beginnings to Grammy Recognition, Chamber Music, and the Systems Surrounding Classical Music
For conductor, tubist, and educator Brian Kaufman, music is not an isolated art.
What if arts organizations asked the questions that audiences actually care about?
The pianist says that the number one value is the music making itself.
How a teenage obsession with cartridges, wow and flutter, and sonic perfection eventually taught me the difference between listening to the equipment and listening to the music
