photo: Clarinetist Eddy Vanoosthuyse When you love what you do, it's only natural that you want to do it all the time; for PARMA, that “it” is making music. This month was one of the [...]
photo: Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra No two sessions are the same, especially across venues in different countries. Regardless of location, musical style, or size of a project, there is always great music to be made. Read [...]
As displayed in the past two editions of Joseph Summer’s guest blog series, the stories that seem too good to be true are far from such a label. Are they mere coincidences, or stories of [...]
photo: Rik van Linden van den Heuvell "Search for your authentic self and let it permeate into your notes." Peter Greve Peter Greve (1931-2021) not only spoke these wise words, but practiced them throughout his [...]
September introduces lots of transitions, from cooler temperatures and falling leaves to steaming beverages replacing iced coffees. And, of course, September means that back-to-school season is in full swing. With professors assigning their first essays [...]
photo: Kühn Choir at The Chapel in Korunní Street Prague Hot on the heels of an even hotter July, PARMA immediately went to work on an August spent abroad and in our own backyard. From [...]
A powerhouse in the classical music genre, the piano provides us a full and euphonious musical tapestry even in solo settings. Whether you choose classical piano music for studying, dining, or out of sheer appreciation [...]
photo: Bin Hu, guitar; Jing Xia, guzheng Nestled on the coast of Rockport MA with picturesque views and admirable acoustics is the Shalin Liu Performance Center, a venue designed to showcase chamber music, and the [...]
photo: Hevreh Ensemble Hevreh is a Hebrew word meaning: “Circle of Friends.” It’s a fitting name for the Hevreh Ensemble, a quartet formed from long standing friendships and mutual musical interests, whose distinctive sound has [...]
The piano is often referenced as one of the most versatile instruments one can use to create music. It was composer Stephen A. Scott (October 10, 1944- March 10, 2021) that opened the instrument — [...]
