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Mamoru Fujieda's Magnum Opus 'Patterns of Plants' Comes to Fruition via Pinna Records, Release is Set for September 16

The magnum opus of Mamoru Fujieda's near decade-long composition, Mamoru Fujieda: Patterns of Plans, is the newest double-disc feature from Pinna Records. The disc is a series of composition that elaborate on the melodic patterns produced by the electrical activity of plants--where's Bill Nye when you need him?

By Ian Holubiak

Raising Awareness: Classical Musicians Commissioned for Little to No Pay as Industry Lowballs Their Talents

Being a musician is commonly known to be a daunting career choice. Maintaining an art form, actually, of any medium, and sustaining oneself is harder than anyone can truly imagine--and this now endangers classical musicians trying to make a buck with their original compositions.
By Ian Holubiak
Tori Amos Talks Latest Album, 'Unrepentant Geraldines,' On a Stroll Through Metropolitan Museum of Art

Tori Amos is one of the rare products of '90s music that has managed to stay relevant in an ever-changing musical landscape. At 50-years old, the singer-songwriter's latest album, Unrepentant Geraldines, continues her legacy as a piano-playing heavyweight.
By Ian Holubiak

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Mamoru Fujieda's Magnum Opus 'Patterns of Plants' Comes to Fruition via Pinna Records, Release is Set for September 16

Raising Awareness: Classical Musicians Commissioned for Little to No Pay as Industry Lowballs Their Talents

Tori Amos Talks Latest Album, 'Unrepentant Geraldines,' On a Stroll Through Metropolitan Museum of Art

Russian-German Pianist Igor Levit Releasing J.S. Bach 'Partitas' (BWV 825-830) via Sony Classical on August 25

Torn No More: Metropolitan Opera and Peter Gelb End Contract Negotiations and Avoid Lockout, Season Starts September 22

STREAM: Organist Cameron Carpenter's New Sony Classical Album, 'If You Could Read My Mind,' via NPR's 'First Listen'

Castleton Festival Returns in 2015: Honoring Late Maestro Lorin Maazel, Partnering with Jazz at Lincoln Center

The Magic of Digital Filmmaking: Chloë Grace Moretz as a Cellist in 'If I Stay'

Woody Allen, Jeff Goldblum, Molly Ringwald, Rita Wilson, Buster Poindexter (David Johansen, New York Dolls) Set to Open Café Carlyle 2014 Fall Season

Classic Brit Award-Winning Saxophonist Amy Dickson Releases 'A Summer Place' on Sony Classical

Italian Soprano, Puccini Star Licia Albanese Dies Aged 105

Symphony Space Announces New Artistic Director, Fulbright Scholar and Carnegie Hall Exec Andrew Byrne

Blood Orange Devonté Hynes Featured On Kindness’ New Album 'Otherness,' Scores Gia Coppolas' 'Palo Alto' Starring James Franco

Meredith Monk Celebrates 50 Years Of Performing This Fall at Brooklyn Academy of Music, Carnegie and Long Island's Guild Hall

Down to the Wire: Metropolitan Opera Reaches First Round Agreements with Two Unions, 10 Others Await Future

eighth blackbird to Present ‘Colombine’s Paradise Theatre,’ a Musical Fantasy on Commedia dell’Arte Themes, at MCA Chicago

Sir Peter Maxwell Davies Receives Companion of Honor from Queen Elizabeth II, Celebrates 80th Birthday with BBC Proms

Liturgical Jazz: Will Todd's 'Mass in Blue' Leads Pack Combining Improv and Choral for a Religious Experience