From being a crime scene of a murder case to its construction of a golden ceiling threatening to drain the... Read More
Here’s a completely random question – why have six separate, crazy talented composers, when you can have one BIG composer... Read More
If you’re hesitantly stepping into the world of music writing, be it reviews, criticism, essays or features, you’d do well to heed G. B. Shaw’s advice. Read More
Be it after 3 days, 3 months or 3 years – break-ups hit hard. Here’s our pick for some classical pieces to guide you through this sensitive times. Grab some tissues and turn up your speakers. 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
Born in 1833 in Hamburg, Brahms was a freedom-loving man. A devoted and faithful friend, he was a man who lived... Read More
Mordents offers you a quick rundown of some of the most interesting points of this Renaissance composer's life. Read More
Mordents Magazine details a few fun - and lesser known - facts of Alexander Scriabin's life. Read More
A guide on overcoming the pain of music practice. Read More
Leonard Bernstein’s life was as complex and dynamic as his music. While he was universally celebrated for his professional achievements,... Read More
Here are some of the most astonishing piano arrangements of famous orchestral works that are worth listening to! Read More
Stray bullets, accidental electrocutions, and untreated wounds – the history of classical music is full of dreadful deaths, sometimes mysterious,... Read More
