If you remember our previous Peter Calandra feature, you know we have nothing but great things to say about the composition and arrangement that went into the new album, Inner Circle. If you still haven’t heard of Peter Calandra, I can still guarantee you’ve heard his work. After 40 films, 2000 compositions, 37 theme packages, […]
Pablo Embon’s Perennial Sounds
Pablo Embon is a true child of (world) music. Starting his journey at a very young age, composition seemed to come naturally. Piano and guitar eventually became his two core instruments. His education has taken him on roads through the fields of composition and harmonization (where he received recognitions for contests in Argentina. Originally from […]
An Interview with Irene Conti
Classical guitarist / singer / lyricist Irene Conti will be gracing the stage of the AITP online music festival, and we’re happy to get to know her in the following interview. – Let’s start at the beginning. Tell us a little about yourself. How and when did you start making music? My first approach to […]
Midi Pioneer Les Fradkin releases “Suite for Ztar and Orchestra”
“Suite for Ztar and Orchestra in G Minor Op.1 No. 1” takes the Classical and Rock music compositions of Les Fradkin and Interweaves that new music with themes from Johann Sebastian Bach into a 21st Century Symphonic Rock Suite ushering in a new dawn of Symphonic Rock and Classical Compositional Technique. And Les Fradkin trumpets […]
Violin Lullabies by Rachel Barton Pine
Imagine traveling across 3 continents, 6 foreign countries, 3 Canadian provinces, and 20 U.S. states before you were 1 year old. Sylvia, the daughter of international concert violinist Rachel Barton Pine, is already living the dream. “My first exposure to music wasn’t on the radio or at a concert, it was the sound of my mother’s […]
The Gabriel Construct
Buckle up! We’re about to experience a journey through sound unlike any other; a collection of influences including (but not limited to) progressive rock, 20th century classical music, extreme metal, drum-n-bass, jazz, ’90s grunge, space rock, and ’80s pop… Welcome to Interior City. …in a society which respects nothing, every individual learns that they are not worthy of […]
Get Caught In The “Merry Go Round” By Shani S
Take a deep breath, muster your courage, and take a leap on the “Merry Go Round”! It’s a ride you’ll take to the end and be glad you did. With a sound that combines Norah Jones, Natasha Bedingfield, and so much more, it’s a sensational experience of jazzy, smooth tones and an awe-inspiring voice. Shani started as a classically trained […]
Sasha Papernik Achieves Victory
Sasha Papernik is what happens when the Russian opera meets the genres of folk and swing at a Broadway musical. With an enchanting voice, an engaging wall of sounds, themes of love, loss, and solitude, and influences from her Russian-American heritage; Sasha is blasting through the music cosmos with something that will catch the star […]
Interview with Rafik Samman – International Man of Music
We recently came across the opportunity to interview Rafik Samman. This gentleman has had quite a journey through music and we are honored to have gotten a few minutes of his time for this interview. Rafik is a true international man of music. His studies include: a Masters degree in Musicology at University de Montreal. […]
A Labyrinth in music by Sergey Rybytskyy
On to other Worlds Once in a long while, I can be found at a loss for words. I’ve been stuck there for a bit, and when you here this selection, you may begin to understand why. I’ve been listening to Ukranian composer Sergey Rybytskyy’s “In Labyrinths of the Soul” and getting lost in it. It […]
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