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  • The efficient and graceful use of the body is crucial to both sports and musical performance. But there are certainly many mental parallels as well -- and…
  • The most common tempo markings in music are words like allegro, adagio, and andante. But often composers indicate expression along with tempo, and this is…
  • There are many people who say they love classical music, but not “that modern stuff.” What’s interesting is that some of “that modern stuff” is well over…
  • Perhaps you’ve thought about this: Bach and Mozart died over two hundred years ago – – Is there anybody alive today whose music will be played two hundred…
  • One of the common dangers of studying composers’ lives is finding out that some of the people whose music we love and admire turn out to have been very…
  • Have you ever wondered why, when we’re feeling sad, or lonely, or downright miserable, we usually prefer to listen to music that somehow reflects our…
  • It’s always fun to propose lists of the “ten best” of something – or the ten worst of something, for that matter. But when it comes to thinking about…
  • If you have a chance to attend an orchestra concert anytime soon and one of the pieces on the program calls for a harp, make sure to watch the harpist’s…
  • Some years ago I had the privilege of appearing as viola soloist with the United States Marine Band, “the Presidents Own,” and I can tell you it was a…
  • These days, with convenient hindsight we take it for granted that good music lasts, that pieces that are well known now will remain well known for years…
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