InThe Circular TheorybyIlexa Yardley·Feb 22Martha Argerich: Poulenc, Ravel, ProkofievA Universal Language
Hitomi in Tokyo ─ Art of Being·Sep 11, 2025Prokofiev and Nobuyuki Tsujii at Opera CityI arrived a little early at Opera City. At the entrance, I picked up the program booklet, snapped a photo, and sent it to ChatGPT. With…
serongtonin·Jun 1, 2025Why You Shouldn’t Believe in Elite Competitions and Musical SmoothiesA Listener’s Note on Competitions in the Classical Music World
Consi Handelsman Bennett·Apr 25, 2024A Night at the BalletOur seats were right in the front row of the mezzanine. We settled into the plush velvet with pre-concert excitement. Romeo and Juliet…
oscar·Apr 14, 2024Stalin’s Master ClassWritten in 1982 by David Pownall and set in 1948, the play pits Stalin and his Cultural Commissar against renowned composers Shostakovich…
Dr Jacques COULARDEAU·Dec 22, 2023JACK THE RIPPER MEETS CINDERELLASTEVEN LAWSON — RIPPER UNTOLD — 2021
InMusical NotesbyIlexa Yardley·Nov 17, 2023Argerich Poulenc Ravel ProkofievMartha Argerich — Wikipedia
InMusical NotesbyIlexa Yardley·Feb 18, 2021Piano Concerto №3 in C Major, Op.26-Sergei Prokofiev, Martha ArgerichMartha Argerich Plays Prokofiev Piano Concerto №3 | Singapore International Piano Festival 2018 — YouTube
InMusic Theory: Human FactorsbyGenevieve Sallemi·May 12, 2020Why is Prokofiev’s Sonata Opus 115 So Intriguing?When I listen to Sergei Prokofiev’s music, often the following word comes to mind: quirky. Why is it that my ears tend to perk up every…
Donato Cabrera·Jun 14, 2019Goethe’s Faust And MusicMusic and Literature have always been intertwined. In fact, it is now believed that the great epic myths, like Homer’s Odyssey, were…
