Brazilian Union of Composers to Award Medal to Guilherme Arantes in April
Singer and composer Guilherme Arantes will receive the UBC Medal 2026 from the Brazilian Union of Composers on April 7 in São Paulo.
The Honorary Award of Letters and Fine Arts from the Academy of Athens to Stauros Xarchakos
The Academy of Athens awarded the Honorary Award of Letters and Fine Arts to composer Stauros Xarchakos during a ceremony celebrating its 100th anniversary.
What about the case of the composer accused of pedophilia? Surprising court decision
Composer Krzysztof S. has faced serious allegations of pedophilia, with a court recently making a notable ruling on the matter.
Composer Zane Dombrovska on the journey to her new album: Two years ago I accidentally deleted all the material
Composer Zane Dombrovska discusses her musical journey, the creation of her new album, and the challenges she faced, including accidentally deleting her material two years ago.
TESTS: What do you know about composer Johannes Brahms?
The article features a quiz about composer Johannes Brahms, highlighting his works and contributions to music.
South Korean stage artist receives the Ibsen Prize
South Korean stage artist and composer Jaha Koo has been awarded the prestigious International Ibsen Prize for his innovative work that melds theater, music, video, and technology.
Rando Arand released the music for the documentary "Hõbekontsadel"
Composer and producer Rando Arand has unveiled the soundtrack for the documentary "Hõbekontsadel," focusing on the rebirth of the Estonian women's ice hockey team.
Ibsen Award to stage artist and composer Jaha Koo
South Korean Jaha Koo has been awarded this year's Ibsen Prize for his deeply human theater.
Marzena Diakun: Do not place the conductor before the composer, the most important thing is the music
Conductor Marzena Diakun discusses the evolving landscape for female conductors and emphasizes that artistic quality is what truly matters in the profession.
This Month's Classic Explores the Grotesque with Inspiration from Edgar Allan Poe
The article discusses Daníel Bjarnason's new album, "The Grotesque & the Sublime," which draws inspiration from Edgar Allan Poe's work and showcases his dual role as composer and conductor.
The legendary singer and composer Lolita Vambute invites you to the anniversary concert "I am not a witch"
Lolita Vambute, a celebrated Latvian singer and composer, will celebrate her 90th birthday with a concert titled "I am not a witch" at the Riga Latvian Society House on October 10.
Deaths: He was the guardian of the evolution of Boi Garantido in Parintins
The agronomist, poet, and composer Tadeu Garcia, who dedicated much of his life to celebrating Amazonian culture through music, has passed away, leaving a lasting impact on the Festival Folclórico de Parintins.
Composer Unsuk Chin wins the Frontiers of Knowledge Award in Music and Opera: "I still feel like a beginner"
South Korean composer Unsuk Chin has won the Frontiers of Knowledge Award in Music and Opera from the BBVA Foundation for her unique technique and sound refinement.
Rediscovered Opera: What a Composer!
The Dortmund Opera, in collaboration with Palazzetto Bru Zane, features a performance of ‘Mazeppa’ by the composer Clémence de Grandval, highlighting the impact of female composers.
Alice Caymmi expands her grandfather Dorival's musical legacy beyond samba in an album featuring only songs by the composer
Alice Caymmi will release an album titled 'Caymmi', exclusively featuring compositions by her grandfather Dorival Caymmi, going beyond samba to include various musical styles.
Singer and composer stands out with inspiring trajectory
Jairo Douglas, known as Dougllas Fernanddo, rises as a notable figure in the music scene with an inspiring background.
Historical Encounters series pays tribute to Tom Jobim at the São Paulo Hall
The 'Historical Encounters' series will honor Brazilian composer Tom Jobim with a series of live concerts featuring various artists at the São Paulo Hall starting April 25.
Photos: A memorial bench was opened in Tallinna Lauluväljak for a choir conductor and composer
A memorial bench honoring choir conductor and composer Arvo Ratassepp was unveiled at the Tallinna Lauluväljak.
Maria Faust: good art is political, but political art is dangerous
Composer and saxophonist Maria Faust discusses her mission to explain world events through her music, which often critiques societal issues.
Lee Jae's Oscar Dress is 'Royal Garb of the Korean Empire'... Emblazoned with Golden Mugunghwa
Composer and singer Lee Jae's dress at the Oscars, inspired by the royal attire of the Korean Empire, has attracted attention as he won the Best Original Song award for 'Golden' from the film 'K-Pop Demon Hunters.'
Dimitris Maramis: "...strong resistance to this entire virtual world of illusions..."
Composer Dimitris Maramis is set to present a major concert featuring key musical pieces from his four theatrical works, with proceeds supporting scholarships.
Spring cultural events: from Beethoven to Blaumanis
The LNSO showcases classical masterpieces and premieres in a concert featuring Beethoven and Finnish composer Veines Raitio.
Vanessa Moreno deciphers 'Esfinge' by Djavan in the album she will release in the second half of the year with songs by the composer
Singer Vanessa Moreno will release an album in the second half of the year featuring songs by Brazilian composer Djavan, stemming from her show that celebrates his music.
Ludwig Göransson's father on the Oscar success: 'I shed a tear of joy'
Tomas Göransson, father of composer Ludwig Göransson, expresses his pride and joy over his son's Oscar win for the film 'Sinners', reflecting on their close bond and musical journey together.
The collection of essays by composer Andris Dzenītis 'I am, I am not' has been published
A new collection of essays by composer Andris Dzenītis showcases his ability to express profound thoughts on music and culture through words.
Sounds of gears and seals in contemporary music. A conversation with the director of the film 'Note Diggers' Andrejs Verhoustinskis and composer Anna Fisher
The article discusses a conversation between contemporary music festival director Anna Fisher and filmmaker Andrejs Verhoustinskis about their experiences filming the documentary 'Note Diggers' and its unique soundscapes.
Concert in the Great Amber concert hall: Imants Kalniņš' anniversary concert 'An Eternal Milk Road Overhead'
Legendary composer Imants Kalniņš will celebrate his 85th anniversary with a major concert in Liepāja honoring his extensive musical contributions.
Diane Warren, the composer who was nominated 17 times for the Oscar... and lost them all
Diane Warren, a renowned composer, has lost her 17th Oscar nomination, this time for the song 'Dear Me' from the documentary 'Diane Warren: Relentless.'
Ludwig Göransson makes history - wins his third Oscar
Swedish composer Ludwig Göransson has made history by winning his third Oscar for the soundtrack of "Sinners," tying with notable Swedish figures like Ingrid Bergman for the record.
Latvia through the Eyes of a Ten-Year-Old Boy Nearly 100 Years Ago: The Diary of Composer Ēvalds Siliņš Published
The diary of composer Ēvalds Siliņš, capturing his childhood experiences in Latvia nearly a century ago, has been published by his daughter.
Drawing Pert. A conversation with Estonian illustrator and designer Jōnass Sildre
The article features an interview with Estonian comic artist Jōnass Sildre discussing his journey in creating the graphic novel about composer Arvo Pärt.
The Core Value of the Dailes Theatre – Juris Vaivods. The Composer's Erudition in Theatre Performance Music
The article discusses composer Juris Vaivods, highlighting his extensive knowledge and contributions to theatre music, comparing him to a 'Renaissance man' and celebrating his artistic erudition.
This Day in History. The World Premiere of Composer Smetana's Cycle "My Homeland" in Prague
The article discusses the historical significance of Bedřich Smetana's composition "My Homeland," which premiered in Prague in the 19th century against a backdrop of rising national identity in Europe.
Composer of the 'Euphoria' soundtrack criticizes the series and vents on social media
British musician Labrinth publicly criticized the series 'Euphoria' and the record label Columbia Records on social media, expressing his frustration with the industry without revealing specific reasons.
Composer Hjálmar H. Ragnarsson has passed away
Icelandic composer Hjálmar H. Ragnarsson has died.
GRIGORI KROMANOV 100 ⟩ «The Hotel of the Dead Alpinist»: tightrope walking among unexplained forces
The article discusses the restoration of Grigori Kromanov's film 'The Hotel of the Dead Alpinist,' which recently screened at the Berlin Film Festival, while highlighting serious audio issues noted by composer Sven Grünberg.
OVERVIEW ⟩ Composer Jüri Reinvere participated in the world's most inaccessible music festival
Composer Jüri Reinvere took part in a classical music festival located on a remote Arctic island near the North Pole, accessible only by plane from Oslo.
Maria Faust is a guest on Plekktrumm
The cultural program 'Plekktrumm' will feature composer and saxophonist Maria Faust on March 16.
‘Pioneer of Korean Contemporary Music’ Composer Baek Byeong-dong Passes Away at Age 90
Baek Byeong-dong, a pioneering figure in Korean contemporary music and former professor at Seoul National University, has passed away at the age of 90.
Gabriele Ciampi: "Hollywood Misses the Opportunities That AI Offers"
Filmmaker and composer Gabriele Ciampi discusses his utilization of AI in filmmaking, arguing that Hollywood is missing opportunities for innovation.
Gabriel Prokófiev, composer: "Classical music needs to be danced to again"
Gabriel Prokófiev, grandson of the famous composer Sergei Prokofiev, discusses his latest work that fuses classical music with electronic elements, aiming to make classical music more engaging and danceable.
Tadeu Garcia left an unpublished toada for the 2026 album of Boi Garantido
Composer Tadeu Garcia, who recently passed away, left behind an unpublished toada that will feature in the 2026 album for the Boi Garantido.
The Legacy of George Enescu in a Concert in Guayaquil: A Tribute to the Romanian Composer on the 70th Anniversary of His Death
A concert tribute celebrating the life and work of Romanian composer George Enescu will be held in Guayaquil, Ecuador, marking the 71st anniversary of his passing.
Ceremony in Parintins Marks Farewell of Boi Garantido Composer Tadeu Garcia
The farewell ceremony for Tadeu Garcia, a celebrated composer of the Boi Garantido, took place in Parintins, Brazil, honoring his legacy and contributions to the cultural festival before his ashes are laid to rest in his hometown.
Sinfonia Varsovia and music against tyranny
Sinfonia Varsovia celebrates 42 years with a concert program featuring a performance of Mieczysław Wajnberg's cello concerto, commemorating the composer’s legacy and artistic contributions.
Jazz pianist Kåre Grøttum was also a talented composer
Kåre Grøttum, a prominent Norwegian jazz pianist and composer, passed away at 92, leaving a significant mark on Norway's music scene.
Opera 'Oedipus' in Samborondón, this Wednesday, March 11, in homage to the composer George Enescu
The National Opera of Bucharest is presenting the opera 'Oedipus' in Samborondón as part of a project honoring composer George Enescu.
Now everyone can see how good her forgotten songs were
The composer Tekla Griebel Wandall is gaining renewed attention with the release of an album featuring her forgotten songs.
Life Wanted to Take Her Down, But She Insisted on Writing Great Music
Composer Tekla Griebel Wandall is gaining renewed recognition, highlighted by the release of an album featuring her forgotten songs.
The legendary group 'Pērkons' invites to a special concert in Līvāni 'The goat climbed to the heavens'
The legendary rock band 'Pērkons' is hosting a special concert in Līvāni to honor the late composer Jurgis Kulakovs, with proceeds going towards a memorial site.