He never heard the blues. He didn't work with drummers. He died nearly a century before the invention of the saxophone. His masterwork was in B minor, not in bebop. So why is Johann Sebastian Bach the ...

Globally, in these currently troubled times, jazz music is obviously challenged as commerce but it truly thrives as art. An unprecedented number of unknown artists, that come from all corners of the ...

American classical pianist Alan Feinberg has made a career of cleverly conceived and produced recordings of the classical piano repertoire. He began his career with three fine Argo offerings on ...

Like father like son, or in the case of jazz guitarists Bucky and John Pizzarelli, like father and son. John Pizzarelli’s musical influences range from Nat “King” Cole to The Beatles, but his most ...

Tom Service explores fugues, trying his hand at Bach's Fugue in C minor from Book 1 of The Well-Tempered Clavier and getting tips from harpsichord player Mahan Esfahani. Show more Tom Service looks at ...

PORTSMOUTH — Sunday’s Fugue Mill Music Festival, an all-day music and art festival at Seacoast Repertory Theatre, will be a medley of jazz, folk, classical music, beat poetry and songwriting. The ...

Three well-known choreographers of contemporary dance take a stab at Beethoven's "Great Fugue" in a fascinating experiment by the Lyon Opera. Can one listen to the same piece three times in succession ...

We’ve found the perfect birthday song for the music geek in your life - it’s an ingenious fugue on ‘Happy Birthday’. We all know someone who thinks they’re a musical genius because they harmonise the ...