TheExarion·Jul 11The Chopin ConundrumThis essay was originally made for a small video essay I posted on YouTube.
Servando Schmitt·Apr 8, 2024Tchaikovsky — Serenade for StringsTchaikovsky was a Russian composer who lived in the 19th century. Among the many works he composed, this is probably one of my favorite.
InOpera of the DaybyGabriel Bachmanov·Apr 4, 2024Offenbach: Les Contes d’Hoffmann (The Tales of Hoffmann)a short contextual review of dramatic structure
A Spartan Named Roger·Sep 28, 2023Does melancholic songwriting only win with White consumers?Chloe Bailey’s solo album, In Pieces debuted on March 31st, 2023 and was commercially unsuccessful; it sold a meager 10,000 units in its…
Emre Berk Kabasakal·Sep 18, 2023Romantic Era of Music: Passion, Individualism, and ExpressionIntroduction
Geoff Tierney·Sep 2, 2023Music for the Soul (1)“Morgen” — A song by Richard StraussA response icon2A response icon2
InOpera of the DaybyGabriel Bachmanov·Aug 20, 2023Erkel: Hunyadi László (Ladislaus Hunyadi)A Hungarian opera with libretto in Hungarian by Egressy Béni, based on a play by Tóth Lőrinc (Hunyadi László : történeti dráma öt…
TechMan·Jul 20, 2023Stay in the Know: The Top Bestsellers in Music Right Now — Don’t Miss Out!Are you a music lover always on the lookout for the latest and hottest tracks? Look no further! We’ve curated a list of the top…
InOpera of the DaybyGabriel Bachmanov·Jul 16, 2023🎭 Bellini: Il pirata (The Pirate)Today marks the first ‘serious’ turning point of Opera of the Day, in which we are going to introduce operas in a more academic manner.
