Classical Archives Interviews Tenor Karim Sulayman about His New Grammy-Nominated CD, “Broken Branches”
We are delighted that "Broken Branches," a new Pentatone CD from tenor Karim Sulayman and guitarist Sean Shibe, has been nominated for a Grammy for Best Solo Classical Vocal Album. Karim, a friend to Classical Archives, is no stranger to winning Grammys. His 2018 CD...
Explore the Recorded Legacy of American Tenor Kenneth Riegel on Classical Archives
https://youtu.be/pnSX6EApAk0 Above: Kenneth Riegel Sings "Dalla sua Pace" in Joseph Losey's 1979 Film of Mozart's Don Giovanni We are sorry to report that the extraordinary American tenor Kenneth Riegel passed away this week at his home in Florida. Riegel, who is...
The Signum Quartett Continues its Exploration of the Life and Music of Franz Schubert with a Superlative Third Album
These albums from Pentatone and the Signum Quartett go well beyond excellent music-making. They, like the music of Schubert himself, are intense human documents that tell us about not just music, but about life itself.
When Is a Piece of Sculpture Also a Work of Music? When It’s Somnambient by Harry Bertoia
It is currently being represented by Jonathan Boos, one of New York’s most eminent art galleries. When we learned about this work, we wanted to show it to all you members of Classical Archives. If you watch the video above, you will discover just how remarkable this work of art is. Dare we say, completely unique?
New Musical Horizons: Classical Archives Interviews Composer and Scientist Mike von der Nahmer
Mike is an Artist in Residence at the SETI Institute AIR Program where he continues his sonification and theatrical projects among other artistic and scientific endeavors. The center of his work is the search and creation of the sonification of the mind, a (utopian) idea that might help us in the future to understand the complexities of the brain through an audible representation.
The Great American Story. . . Classical Archives Interviews Composer Paul Moravec about His New Oratorio, A Nation of Others
A Nation of Others is not the story of famous historical figures, but rather of ordinary individuals who would be known only to their friends, families, and In the words of the immigrants at a crucial point in our music drama: `Look on me kindly, as you would another person.’”
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