Six years ago, I celebrated my 100th music-related review. I'd like to thank all of my subscribers, friends and family for tuning in to my reviews and I hope you can stick around for more reviews. And

found this clip which is about 3 years old. It's the Stravinsky "Symphonies of Wind Instruments" - early version from I believe 1910.

Come and Knock on our Ritual of Abduction (Stravinsky/J. Raposo) A “musical portmanteau” by Nathan Fletcher (nathanfletchermusic.com/musical-portmanteaux), based on a suggestion by Patrick Fennig. (Note:

Above: The Joffrey Ballet reconstructed the ballet, the Rite of Spring by Stravinsky, in 2013 Below: Performers in 1913 of the ballet, in original costumes designed by the amazing Nicholas Roerich “The

Composer: Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov; Igor Stravinsky (01-04) Rimsky-Korsakov - Scheherazade, Op. 35 (05-12) Stravinsky - Le chant du rossignol Chicago Symphony Orchestra Fritz Reiner, conductor Date: 1956

Part 1: Scarcities coupled with ‘graft’ then, thus made the Soviet Union in a some strange ways more competitive in an economic sense, and a more unequal place to live in than is the case in many laissez

Just as T S Eliot entered in as a poet like an earthquake at the turn of the 20th century around the time of the First World War; so to about the same time Stravinski shook the foundations of what was

I wanted to share with you our youth orchestra, the Siam Sinfonietta, playing "The Rite of Spring". This was a very ambitious thing which they had lobbied for for years, and they finally got