A talk with Judicaël Perroy about the new guitar album he is preparing with Françoise-Emmanuelle Denis (the owner of GHA Records) and which will soon be released.
Upcoming Recording and Future Projects of Judicael Perroy Open »
Nobuya Sugawa talks to Sax Magazine about his latest album, the award-winning Bach Sequence, on which he plays his own arrangements of Bach’s Partitas for solo violin. Listen to it here!
Nobuya Sugawa — “Bach Sequence” (Concert Imagine, 2020) Open »
Simon Cox and Matthew Knight talk to Trumpet Magazine about Septura: their incredible brass arrangements and the new album they are releasing today, May 14, on Naxos.
Septura — “Gershwin, Copland: Music for Brass Septet” (Naxos, 2021) Open »
Tine Thing Helseth talks to Trumpet Magazine about her new album, Magical Memories, which is out on May 28 — listen to some singles here!
Tine Thing Helseth — “Magical Memories” (LAWO Classics, 2021) Open »
René Izquierdo, Professor of Guitar at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, shares his experiences as a musician in the United States and abroad as a teacher and performer.
Mariana Gurkova is a Bulgarian-Spanish pianist, Professor of Piano at the Royal Conservatory of Madrid, who in 2019 has released the album “From Russia With Love” featuring piano transcriptions of Russian orchestral music.
Karel Reiner (1910 – 1979) — a major missing voice in Czech music — suffered under both of twentieth-century Europe’s major tyrannies. As a Jew
Karel Reiner — Sonata for Double Bass Open »
Edwin Fischer’s legendary recording of Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier was the first complete cycle on disc — but not the first attempt.
The First Complete Recording of Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier Open »
Joel Quarrington shares with us in this interview his view of tuning in fifths. Not only that, but Quarrington tells us how he tries to accomplish better intonation with fifths tuning and how to become a significant supporting musician in an ensemble. He also shares how tuning in fifths is changing the lives of musicians in third-world countries.
In this interview for Sax Magazine, Nobuya Sugawa talks about his career, the vision of the saxophone in Japanese culture, and much more.
