A chronological overview of the Maestro’s early works for the concert hall in the 1960s and 1970s, including his almost-unknown Symphony No. 1
by Maurizio Caschetto

Continue reading “John Williams’s Journey into the Concert Hall”
A web resource to study and celebrate the music of John Williams and its impact on generations of musicians and listeners
Continue reading “John Williams’s Journey into the Concert Hall”
Continue reading “Anything Goes: Fortune, Glory and the Music of a Hero”
African-American director John Singleton died yesterday (April 29, 2019) after the consequences of a major heart attack that happened two weeks ago. He was 51.
Continue reading “Remembering John Singleton and the score of “Rosewood””
Continue reading “Super Orchestra: the LSO and the Music of Superman”
Available on Apple Podcast and Podbean
Subscribe to the RSS Feed
Also available on Apple Podcast and Podbean
Subscribe to the RSS Feed Continue reading “Taking Flight: A Conversation with Mike Matessino on SUPERMAN 40th Anniversary Soundtrack (Part 1)”
Some of the most celebrated and stirring compositions by John Williams, including many written for films, find one of their roots into one of America’s most fruitful and longest musical traditions, namely the music for concert band, also known as symphonic band, or wind orchestra. Continue reading “A New March King”