Category: Violin
When The BBC and Penguin joined forces to make opera: What it all means
A couple of weeks ago, the BBC made an announcement that it was creating a partnership with Penguin to make operatic operas.The BBC is known for being an ambitious undertaking, and this was the first of its kind.It’s one of the first major projects in the BBC’s history to take the orchestra and opera lovers […]
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How to play a symphony live: Orchestral excerpt of The Winter’s Tale
Orchestals are the most exciting sounds and sounds in the world.They are also the most complex to recreate.The first symphony orchestra was composed in the early 16th century by the French composer Émile-Émilie Pissarro.The orchestra was not the first to have a symphonist in its ranks.In the 18th century, the first conductor in the Western […]
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Diario di Angelo Rieu to play solo for Orchestra arrangement
A rare arrangement by Angelo Rui has been announced by the National Arab Symphony Orchestra, in a news release.Rui will play the first solo concerto for the orchestra arrangement, which was conducted by Antonio Boccaccio.The conductor is the composer of the “Totem of the Winds” and “The Legend of the Blue Flag”.It will take place […]
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Why did this music video for the ‘Christmas Rock Orchestra’ get canceled?
CHRISTMAS ROCK ORCHESTRA: THE ORIGINAL VIDEO: A CHRISTMAS MUSIC VIDEO FROM AUSTRALIA The original Christmas Rock Orchestra music video was filmed in the late 1950s, but the song never made it to air.It was eventually revived in the early 2000s in a short film that was made by a group of Australian musicians, but it […]
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I’m glad I can’t watch the opera in person: Why I didn’t watch it in person
I’ve always liked opera, and have been reading books about it since I was a child.I also read a lot of operas and enjoyed watching operas in person.But when I saw that The Opera at the Metropolitan Opera was performing a concert in New York City, I knew I had to see it.The opera is […]
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Which classical music is the best?
Traditional music is often lauded for its elegant elegance, but its ability to connect with the listener is also a strength.Here are seven of the most interesting and popular classical albums on the market.1.Symphony No. 2, John Cage (1959)A classic classical album by John Cage, this is a masterclass in orchestral virtuosity, with the same […]
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How to use a drone to record the best sound at your next gig
When it comes to audio recording, there are plenty of ways to get creative with your drones.One of the most popular is by recording live events.This can be done through apps like Ableton Live or DJI’s DJI Drone App, and it’s also a way to record and share sound with a wide array of people.We’ve […]
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How to be an orchestra conductor
The Philadelphia Orchestra, the largest in the United States, is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year and is being re-named the Philadelphia Orchestrated Care Orchestra.A team of former members of the Philadelphia Philharmonic has been named the orchestra’s new care coordinator, with the orchestra now operating under a new name: The Philharmonia of Care.The new […]
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Why I’m not going to join the orchestra in its bid to close its doors
A year ago, the Orchestra Orchestra of Greater Victoria closed its doors, and the news spread quickly.But it wasn’t just the orchestra’s closure that caused much consternation for its members and staff, it was the government’s decision to strip them of their pensions.And with more than 300 staff members still on the payroll, the closure […]
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Which Orchestral Albums Are The Best in Latin America?
Orchestrals in Latin American music are a dime a dozen these days.But that doesn’t mean there’s not room for some truly great albums.As a rule, it’s easier to find some of the best Latin-inspired music in the region than in the United States.Below, we’ve compiled the top 10 albums that have had the biggest impact […]
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