Mamoru Samuragochi: The strange tale of the deaf composer who wasn’t deaf and didn’t compose
It took an Olympic figure skating routine to bring the truth out.
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‘O’Brother, come be my keeper’: How community completed the collaboration between Ólafur Arnalds and the late Talos
An album about life, not death.
The ancient beats of Hildegard von Bingen: The world’s first composer?
“Cry out, therefore, and write thus!”
A meditation on patience, an exercise in trust: Why Erland Cooper planted his album and let Earth recompose it
Composed, decomposed and then recomposed with Earth’s hand.
Composer Spotlight: William Lyons talks working with John Williams and the perils of the historical score
From Guillaume Dufay to John Williams.
Vincente Lusitano: the Black Renaissance composer erased from history
An innovator of Renaissance music.
