Top 6 Surprising Benefits Of Classical Music
Type "classical music to" or "classical music for" into Google and you'll see that many people already know that classical music is great for studying, falling asleep, and listening to…
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About John Williams’ The Cowboys Film Score
With a career that has spanned over five decades, it is not surprising that John Williams scored at least one Western. What is interesting, however, is that despite being a…
Coffee’s Connections With Classical Music
Coffee and classical music have a lot of obvious similarities. They can be smooth at times, robust at others. There are connoisseurs of each and some of both. You might…
What’s In A Name? Understanding Classical Music Titles
Everyone from seasoned performers to those just discovering classical music has had questions about how works get their titles. Did composers like Beethoven nickname their own symphonies? What is an…
Classical Music For Spring
The first day of spring is right around the corner, although we've been experiencing sunny days and warmer temperatures for a couple of weeks now. Of course, Colorado weather can…
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10 Things You Probably Don’t Know About John Williams
John Williams. You probably know him best as the composer of some of the most famous film scores including Superman, the Star Wars Trilogy, ET, Jurassic Park, and the…
Musician Spotlight: Mary Nichols Performs Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto
Mozart's Clarinet Concerto was written shortly before his death in 1791. It is, in fact, one of his final completed works and his last purely instrumental piece. Interestingly, however,…
Musician Spotlight: Cheryl Poules Performs Gabriel’s Oboe
Ennio Morricone is certainly among the most celebrated composers of film music with over 500 scores written for cinema and television. While his may not be a household name, it…
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