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Wanda Waterman The Brilliance is hard to pigeonhole. The music is a mix of classical and pop, so you might call it prog rock with no hubris, or classical music with no pedantry. The highly original sounds created by the … Continue reading The Brilliance Interview
What possessed a bunch of classical musicians to come together and make music based on “the idea of north?”
According to Colin Savage, it was both an organic process and an idea whose time had come. Continue reading An Idea of North: The Ensemble Polaris Interview
“The only thing you could do in a small village with no good clubs was to make your own music, and so at the age of 12 I rented my own rehearsal room. Me and my friends hung out there until I was 18.” ~Hauschka Continue reading The Hauschka Interview
“The fun part for me is the concept stage, when I get to plan what happens in the piece. My attitude toward what I create is that everything must have a unity about it. If you want to achieve something very Mozartian you have to trim the fat and you can only do that with a clear vision.” Continue reading Dinuk
Insomnia Aurora Orchestra Conducted by Nicholas Collon Works by McCartney, Ligeti, Gyorgy, Britten, Dean, and Gurney Come, Sleep, and With Thy Sweet Deceiving . . . Come, Sleep, and with thy sweet deceiving Lock me in delight awhile; Let some … Continue reading Aurora Orchestra: Insomnia
