InCymphani Speaks: Escape The Industry TrapbyCymphani Cyrine·Mar 23, 2025The Industry’s Pattern of Control: How the U.S.Today on Cymphani Speaks, I want to discuss How the Music Industry Controls, Absorbs, and Suppresses Artists
Richard Evans·Jun 12, 2023Collisions and InnervisionsStevie Wonder auto accident North Carolina, August 6, 1973. His multiplatinum album Innervisions had just dropped on Motown.
Ana Speaks·Jan 23, 2023Exploring The History of Blues Rock: A Journey Through the Genre’s Roots (Part 2)The music that moves us in so many ways — from the British invasion to the modern days.A response icon15A response icon15
Richard Evans·Dec 28, 2021Slouching Towards Bethlehem, Part IISorry for the late post, too much Christmas Cheer. Wanted to get this one out there after hearing the sad news about the passing of one of…
Robert Greenberg·Oct 19, 2020Franz Schubert’s “Gretchen am Spinnrade”On October 19, 1814–206 years ago today — Franz Schubert composed his first masterwork, the song Gretchen am Spinnrade — “Gretchen at the…
Robert Greenberg·Sep 7, 2020Music History Monday: François-André Danican PhilidorWe mark the birth on September 7, 1726–294 years ago today — of the composer and chess master (properly, the “unofficial” world chess…
Robert Greenberg·Aug 31, 2020Music History Monday: I Want, I Need, I Must Have: Rock Stars and Their RidersAccording to “This Day in Music.com”, on August 31, 2006–14 years ago today — the Times of London ran an article on the sometimes outright…
Robert Greenberg·Aug 24, 2020Music History Monday: Bohemian RhapsodyIt was on August 24, 1975–45 years ago today — that Queen began recording Bohemian Rhapsody at Rockfield Studio №1 in Monmouth, Wales. It…A response icon1A response icon1
Robert Greenberg·Aug 17, 2020Music History Monday: The Miracle at Bayreuth!On August 17, 1876–144 years ago today — Richard Wagner’s music drama Götterdämmerung (“Twilight of the Gods”) received its premiere in…
Robert Greenberg·Aug 10, 2020Music History Monday: Mozart’s “Jupiter” Symphony and the Summer of 1788We mark the completion, on August 10, 1788–232 years ago today — of Mozart’s Symphony in C major, catalogued by Ludwig Köchel as K. 551…