Antimo Magnotta’s Extraordinary “Inner Landscape” Album Released
Having made numerous high-profile appearance on television and radio, including BBC Breakfast and Jeremy Vine’s Radio 2 Show, Antimo Magnotta is finally releasing his hugely […]
Classical
Blake’s on a Plane!
We couldn’t resist the headline, even though it’s not strictly water-tight in terms of truth. UK classical-crossover act, Blake, have survived accusations of novelty and […]
Small and Massive? The Drum World’s Secret Weapon, Andrew Small, Goes Solo
The world of session musicians is so often overlooked and yet their contribution to our musical landscape cannot be overstated. As not only drummer but […]
The New Johann Sebastian Bark?! Maria Rago’s The Sound of Leaves
Pianist Maria Rago has released the video to The Sound of Leaves, a composition she wrote to celebrate the relationship between herself and her natural […]
Music from the Edge of Life – The Extraordinary Story of Antimo Magnotta
Antimo Magnotta was resident pianist aboard the cruise ship, the Costa Concordia, when it tragically sank in 2012, claiming 32 lives. Miraculously surviving the shipwreck, […]
Ben Ridley Leaves Behind Life as a Classical Composer to Launch Singer-Songwriter Career
Having excelled as a classical pianist, Ben Ridley now enters a new chapter in his musical life – that of a multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter. Taking inspiration […]
Ryuichi Sakamoto and Alva Noto Learn a Valuable Lesson about Glass Houses
‘Glass’ is a recording of an inspired live improvisation by Ryuichi Sakamoto and Alva Noto (the pseudonym of sound experimentalist, Carsten Nicolai) at the architect Philip Johnson’s […]
mgrmusic.com – Revolutionising the Art of Both Teaching and Learning to play Music
Mgrmusic.com are launching the first dedicated social media platform for music teachers across the UK and beyond, helping teachers share ideas of best practice, lesson […]
Belle Chen – Live at Senate House, London.
There’s nothing more pleasing than an artist who deliberately goes out of their way to avoid being labelled. Artistic freedom to create music without classification […]
The Life of a Modern Day Classical Composer – An Interview with Roger Rudenstein
Roger Rudenstein is no ordinary musician. Unwilling to allow his views on the world and his classical career to remain entirely separate, he has found […]