“All Blues” all ways: How to make a Miles Davis jazz classic your own Since it was recorded in 1959, “All Blues” from Miles Davis’s Kind of Blue has been reinterpreted countless times by jazz and funk musicians worldwide — but how do you bring something new to one of the most influential jazz standards of all time? View author's page By Holly Hunt Reading time estimated : 5min read
An American Summer Dream: Barber’s “Knoxville: Summer of 1915” Before summer fully arrives, Samuel Barber’s Knoxville: Summer of 1915 invites us into its dreamlike world—an intimate, nostalgic love letter to warm evenings, family, and memory. View author's page By Jack Innes Reading time estimated : 3min read
Natalia Osipova: A Force of Nature On and Off Stage A must-see portrait of Natalia Osipova, an artist whose virtuosity and emotional intensity transcend ballet’s boundaries. View author's page By Sophie Gentelle Reading time estimated : 3min read
Champagne, Irony, and Illusion: Inside Kosky’s Die Fledermaus Barrie Kosky reinvents Die Fledermaus in a vibrant, ironic staging where humor and spectacle meet a subtle undercurrent of melancholy, revealing new emotional depth beneath Strauss’s… View author's page By Manon Simonin Reading time estimated : 2min read
Top Piano Social Media Accounts You Need to Follow in 2026 Our social media team spends their days tracking trends in the classical music world. Here’s their curated list of the top accounts to follow if you live and… View author's page By Editorial Team Reading time estimated : 3min read
Hollywood in Vienna: A Tribute to Randy Newman In anticipation of the Oscars this Sunday, take a look at this fantastic movie music program that just joined our catalogue, in which the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra… View author's page By Valérie Hocquemiller Reading time estimated : 2min read
Gabriela Montero’s Latin-infused piano magic: improv genius meets cultural pride Through breathtaking improvisations and her vibrant Piano Concerto, the Venezuelan pianist-composer dazzles with a powerfully personal display of Latin-American pride and staggering virtuosity. View author's page By Holly Hunt Reading time estimated : 5min read
So you think you can dance? Grace makes it look effortless — but some ballets are survival tests in disguise. Dual roles, mechanical illusions, and four suitors at once: welcome to the most demanding challenges in… View author's page By Sophie Gentelle Reading time estimated : 5min read
Four masterpieces that made me love opera Four iconic operas, four decisive encounters. From first recordings to unforgettable staged performances, these masterpieces were medici.tv editor Dario’s personal gateways into the world of opera. View author's page By Darío Moreno Reading time estimated : 6min read
“Out of Reach”: An Amateur Pianist’s Dream Pieces Editorial Manager Colin brings us “Out of Reach,” a collection of virtuosic and poetic piano works he has dreamed of mastering — from the fire and romance of Chopin and Ravel, through the… View author's page By Colin Jackson Reading time estimated : 12min read
