The Life And Times Of A Classical Singer
“Music was his life, it was not his livelihood, and it made him feel so happy, it made him feel …
Category Archives: Music
The Morality of Classical Music
My friend Bookworm has often done me the honor of linking my writings, and I return the favor whenever possible, …
There Were Shepherds…UPDATED
And there were in the same country shepherds abiding in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night. And, …
I’m Baaaccck!
Regular readers may have noticed that my usual writing pace has slacked a bit over the last week. I’ve been …
Food For The Soul: Biebl’s Ave Maria
Every year the Ft. Worth Symphony Orchestra performs “Home For The Holidays,” its annual Christmas Concert series. As with most …
Music: Moses Hogan
Moses Hogan is one of my favorite American composers. A great pianist, composer and conductor, Hogan sadly died in 2003, …
A Christmas Carol For Our Times
As I’ve previously written John Rutter is one of the most prolific and accomplished choral composers alive. I’ve had the …
For The Beauty Of The Earth
John Rutter is one of the most prolific and accomplished choral composers alive. Many years ago, I had the honor …
The Still, Small Voice of Ritual
O God the Father, Creator of the heavens and earth; Have mercy upon us. It is the beginning of the …
The Magic of “Messiah”
Last year, the final year of Confederate Yankee, I wrote about my experience as a classical musician, particularly in the …
