Stray bullets, accidental electrocutions, and untreated wounds – the history of classical music is full of dreadful deaths, sometimes mysterious,... Read More
Mordents Magazine details a few fun - and lesser known - facts of Alexander Scriabin's life. Read More
Let’s take a look at the life and work of a Japanese musical trailblazer of the 19th century – Nobu... Read More
Friedrich Nietzsche is primarily noted for his philosophical work, but as André Schaeffner said: “In the whole history of philosophy... Read More
If you’re looking for the softest, most intimate, and most seductive melodies, then the trumpet is a musical instrument for... Read More
Soprano and writer Lisa Newill-Smith has performed across Europe and the United States. A passionate advocate of music by women,... Read More
Mordents Magazine introduces you to the life and work of a quintessentially American composer. Read More
A look at composers and their favourite pastimes - with photo proof. Read More
Since 2006, Martin Jarvis, a musicologist from Charles Darwin University in Australia, has claimed that Johann Sebastian Bach is not... Read More
From being a crime scene of a murder case to its construction of a golden ceiling threatening to drain the... Read More
Sophisticated, lyrical, layered. Peek into the troubled world of one of the most famous romantics, Sergei Vasilyevich Rachmaninoff. When you... Read More
A mysterious and misunderstood artist whose genius outlived the tales of his moody, peculiar character, the composer who lost hearing... Read More
