I recently had the pleasure of meeting Manuel Schwiertz of ON Neue Musik Köln. Among other things he just started a new label for contemporary music, Blinker, that will be featured in an upcoming article at zeitschichten.com. If you can’t wait for the interview to go online you can check out Blinker’s brandnew website at [...]
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Is there a better way to spend your lunch break than listening to Späthoven’s op. 127/II? is.gd/dQFMG
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This post addresses a topic that I've hoped to write about for a while: resources for listening to classical music online. I'm planning to stick to resources that are free (no iTunes) and accessible to anyone (no Naxos/Classical Music Library) as well as not potentially infringing on copyright (YouTube). For this post, I will discuss three of my favorites and welcome you to submit others. I'd like to investigate other possibilities for listening online, so please feel free to comment and leave more suggestions.
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German New Music Ensemble “musikFabrik” teaches kids how to compose electronic music just like Stockhausen did: is.gd/dJodA
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