A music blog written by Rich Brown
This weekend will mark six months since I started this blog. I set a commitment for myself that I would give an honest effort for six months to see how it goes. See if I had anything worth saying. If I had time to keep up the effort. If I still found it interesting to... Continue Reading →
Earlier in the month I wrote about Alexander Scriabin, and how I was first introduced to his music by one of my best friends. That article can be read on this blog, at “Scriabin the Mystic”. Another favorite chunk of music I was first introduced to by my old buddy are the piano Preludes by... Continue Reading →
Ludwig van Beethoven is famous for being one of the greatest composers that ever lived and probably equally famous for going deaf. He slowly, torturously, went deaf over a period of 16-18 years in a process that increasingly alienated him from the people and world around him. His likeness is immortalized in marble busts and... Continue Reading →
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