Trombonist and Conductor
by Benjamin Coy Discussion about “lowered thirds,” “just intonation,” and “equal temperament” can be found just about anywhere, from orchestras to chamber ensembles to conservatories. However, the number of incomplete Continue Reading →
by Andrey Kharlamov In spite of the fact that his works were never entirely represented outside of Russia, Blazhevich’s few compositions that came to the West did bring him significant Continue Reading →
by Andrey Kharlamov Misinformation concerning the origin of certain works by Blazhevich and the titles associated with multiple publications both in Russia and abroad must be rectified. There are many Continue Reading →
by Kirk Lundbeck The finger to the mouth, that shhh sound, the hand pushing down, saying softer, softer and the violas and woodwinds cringing – now that’s the making of Continue Reading →
by Kirk Lundbeck According to Wikipedia, PSI or pound per square inch or, more accurately, pound-force per square inch (symbol: psi or lbf/in² or lbf/in²) is a unit of pressure or of stress based Continue Reading →