Category: Composers Now

In his debut release And All The Days Were Purple, Alex Weiser couriers his dynamic approach in close proximity to the…

A rare Southern California appearance by Philip Glass, one of the founding fathers of minimalism, took place on October 26,…

While I was in Ireland a week ago, I had the honor of speaking to composition students at the Dublin…

Nick Brooke: Border Towns To experience Border Towns is to undo the idea of both. The border is metaphorically ubiquitous—as…

When art promises to be revelatory, it may become something to fear. Such is the case of String Paths, the…

Young composer Mohammed Fairouz is not fooling around. Recently hailed by BBC World News as “one of the most talented composers of…

Composers under 30, listen up – the world famous Kronos Quartet wants you.

Updated : 9/6/12 with added thoughts from Laura Kaminsky. Every so often we have a conversation that changes us for the…

Sometimes, classical music gets a bad rap. To be perfectly honest, there is a chunk of the population that finds…

  On Tuesday evening in New York City, Edmonton is taking Carnegie Hall by storm. The “Spring for Music” series,…