Examining the existing evidence to the intrigue at the centre of the Mozart myth. Read More
Paganini, the greatest violinist of all time Born in 1782 in the Republic of Genoa, Nicola Paganini began playing the... Read More
Mordents Magazine details a few fun - and lesser known - facts of Alexander Scriabin's life. Read More
From sheer joy and delight to despair and weakness: peek into the exciting life and work of Frédéric Chopin in... Read More
Fun facts about Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina - on his brief stint as a winemaker, poor singing, and post-plague contemplations of priesthood. Read More
Leonard Bernstein's name conjures images of a dynamic conductor, passionate pianist, and groundbreaking composer. Mordents explores his life from his early years in Lawrence, Massachusetts, to his monumental legacy in concert halls worldwide. Read More
Since 2006, Martin Jarvis, a musicologist from Charles Darwin University in Australia, has claimed that Johann Sebastian Bach is not... Read More
Soprano and writer Lisa Newill-Smith has performed across Europe and the United States. A passionate advocate of music by women,... Read More
Born in 1833 in Hamburg, Brahms was a freedom-loving man. A devoted and faithful friend, he was a man who lived... Read More
It was easy(or not?) to decide who should belong to the top 10 of the best flutists in the world.... Read More
“I often hear flashes of him coming up in music by late nineteenth-century French composers (including César Franck, who arranged... Read More
Mordents Magazine introduces you to the life and work of a quintessentially American composer. Read More
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