Album Review: Max Richter – While The Flood Rages (opens in new tab)
How does a classical music composer become a pop star in these modern times (let us leave Mozart and other ‘old’ classics aside)?
Minimalism on LoudQuietLoud: more than 100 artists, including Philip Glass, Michael Nyman and Arvo Pärt. It runs alongside post-minimalism, post-classical and tape music.





How does a classical music composer become a pop star in these modern times (let us leave Mozart and other ‘old’ classics aside)?
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Music to listen to with your eyes closed.