The theory that Ludwig van Beethoven hailed from northern Africa has gotten a lot of mileage in the media during... Read More
If you’re hesitantly stepping into the world of music writing, be it reviews, criticism, essays or features, you’d do well to heed G. B. Shaw’s advice. Read More
A story of a composer, a festival, and how interpretation always remains open to – interpretation.
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Here’s a completely random question – why have six separate, crazy talented composers, when you can have one BIG composer... Read More
Be it after 3 days, 3 months or 3 years – break-ups hit hard. Here’s our pick for some classical pieces to guide you through this sensitive times. Grab some tissues and turn up your speakers. Read More
A guide on overcoming the pain of music practice. Read More
You might know Lukas Hasler for his Instagram, where he shares photos of pipe organs with a collector’s knowing affection,... Read More
Mordents Magazine rounds up a few essential tips on marketing yourself as a musician. As you make your first steps... Read More
The famed edginess of music critics of times past is a never-ending source of entertainment. In an age of mostly... Read More
Mordents conducts its very own, albeit short, investigation. Read More
A review of “Fratelli Tutti” by Svetlana Kasyan When choosing an appropriately honorable dedicateé of your new album, few would... Read More
We review tonebase piano lessons: from the platform’s core offer, to its additional features, pricing, and user testimonials. Since its... Read More
