Conversations with Task Force for Music and Arts’ Theja Meru
Hailing from the pristine North-Eastern State of Nagaland, Theja Meru is one gifted musician who wants to bring a difference...
The Top 5 Things Your Music Instructor Wants You To Know
Have you ever wondered, when taking on music lessons, what requirements there may be when starting? Some instructors might give...
Mapping the Musical Genome: The Merikanto Family
When a professional musician from Helsinki toured the Finnish countryside in the last years of the 19th century, a member of the audience asked him, “Are there other great composers in Helsinki besides Merikanto?” This delightful anecdote certainly tells us...
“Live with Carnegie Hall” Continues with New Episodes in December
Carnegie Hall’s free streaming series continues on Thursday evenings throughout December with new original Live with Carnegie Hall episodes curated by leading...
A Drive for the Arts
Socially distanced seating, pre-concert disinfectant mists, music-enhancing face masks, state-of-the-art drive-in concerts – the pandemic has got us thinking on...
The Road to Kindness: Encouraging Greater Generosity of Spirit in an Overly Competitive World
The habit of comparing ourselves (and being compared) to others is not restricted to the world of music. Starting shortly after birth, our physical attributes, talents, and achievements are constantly compared to those of our peers. The age at which first...
On Air presents Gustav Mahler’s Majestic Re-Orchestration of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony
To celebrate the 250th anniversary of Beethoven’s birth, On Air will broadcast from Vienna, the world capital of classical music...
ODE TO BEETHOVEN: PART I
A tribute during Beethoven’s 250th birth anniversary “An artist must never stand still.” – Ludwig van Beethoven In December 1770, a...
