Cara Tasher
choral conductor and teacher
I first heard John Duggan’s music at ACDA 2011, when the Denver-based ensemble Kantorei gave a stunning performance of Futility – a setting of the poem by…Read More →
When the new and the old become original
Andrea Angelini, ICB Managing Editor
Andrea Angelini: How would you describe your compositional style?
Romuald …Read More →
Paying a visit to Wolfram Buchenberg in the Bavarian Allgäu
Interview by Arne Reul
The music of Wolfram Buchenberg is becoming more and more established in the repertoires of numer…Read More →
Joaquin Zapata, Master’s Degree in Choral Conducting, Eafit University, Medellin, Colombia
This article recognizes the prolific composer Luis Antonio Escobar and focuses on the analysis of one of his Colombian Cánticas, and o…Read More →
Theodora Pavlovitch,
Professor of Choral Conducting at the National Academy of Music Sofia, Bulgaria
Theodora Pavlovitch (TP): How would you describe your compositional style?Read More →
A Brief Biography
By Brett Scott, Conductor and Teacher
Raymond Murray Schafer was born on July 18th, 1933 near Toronto, Ontario, Canada. His first early exposure to mu…Read More →
By Cara Tasher, Choral Conductor and Teacher
Javier Busto, accomplished medical doctor, composer and conductor shared some ideas with me this May and to ensure our readership receives the most information, I have shorte…Read More →
(Hedendaagse Vlaamse koorcomponisten)
By Timothy J. Brown, composer
Flanders, the Northern portion of Belgium, has long had a distinct choral tradition. Many are familiar with Renais…Read More →
Harmonic and Melodic Practice in English Vocal Music from the Time of Dunstaple to the Present Day
By Graham Lack
Benjamin Britten
Benjamin Britten (19…Read More →