Tag: Tchaikovsky

Transcription, Recomposition and Reimagining

I wrote a little on what my idea of Good Music is in a recent post about Nina Simone.  That idea is at the center of what this blog is about.  Another notion I expressed in the “About” page of Good Music Speaks, is the thought that the musical experience is ultimately a three part... Continue Reading →

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CSI: Saint Petersburg

Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893) is one of the most well known composers in history.  He has given us some of the world’s most beloved melodies.  I could walk out my front door, throw a rock and likely hit a recording of the 1812 Overture.  It wouldn’t even need to be a big rock.  His music... Continue Reading →

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