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Still a great place to start if you’re coming to Morton Feldman for the first time. Insane beauty youtube.com/watch?v=SEzPYI…

‘What North America needs is a Venice. A city completely saturated with ancient wonders, mind-bendingly beautiful vernacular architecture and spectacular artworks. Too many North American cities lack a thriving artisinal culture that invites contemplation and introspection.’

..and it’s a free download, which I think may spell the end of Sibelius

Peterson Academy’s public beta is now available to everyone. Thank you to the 30k students pre-enrolled to our closed beta. Enroll now for immediate access at petersonacademy.com. See you there.

One of my basic difficulties at this stage of my life (I’m 43) is that my formative experiences are all quite recent.

Composer Arnold Schönberg was born #OTD 1874. He, together with Berg and Webern, are known as the Second Viennese School. His first compositions were Romantic in style but later became dissonant and chromatic in the style of Expressionism. holocaustmusic.ort.org/resistance-and…

Friends, I’m pleased to share a new video of my friend Richard Haynes performing one of my most recent works: FIN D’ÉTUDES, for solo piccolo clarinet in A-flat. The A-flat clarinet is a fairly obscure instrument, found mainly in Italian military bands. I believe there is nobody

As Reinhardt

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"It's not frivolous. It's necessary." Tonight, composer Samuel Andreyev sits down to discuss how woke thinking infiltrated classical music, the nature of mass entertainment vs fine art, elitism, and the value of gatekeepers in society. Available on YouTube and X - 7PM UK / 2PM

Making Music In A Woke World - Samuel Andreyev Timestamps 0:00 – Trailer 0:29 – How woke thinking infiltrated fine art 4:59 – The politicisation of all art 8:26 – Is art frivolous? 11:39 – “Britain has no culture” 15:22 – How TikTok changed the music industry 17:22 – Mass

What a fantastic, deep, and very true and relatable interview with Samuel Andreyev on TRIGGERnometry. Bravo and thank you.

Thank you Jordan

He won’t be missed

So long, sucker

“It’s up to individual artists to make a persuasive case for their work” #MeetTheArtist interview with Samuel Andreyev meettheartist.online/2023/11/09/sam…

This is underwatched, because it’s in French with subtitles — but it’s one of my very best podcasts. Check it out! Art as a Way of Life: Jean-François Spricigo youtu.be/8uKmXrlUcvE