We are constantly updating, supplementing and adding new works. Sometimes you come across works where you think “Man, that’s been around…
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The “World Association for Symphonic Bands and Ensembles (WASBE)” is the world’s only organization of wind music conductors, composers, performers, publishers,…
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When people flee, culture flees with them. So does music. I experienced it myself when Syrian singers who I had invited to one of my concerts performed. They sang “Kobane, Kobane”, a song about their destroyed hometown. Every country, every city has its songs. And now they’re on the run again. I guess it’s up to the politicians to find a solution to the refugee problem. But there has to be an underlying insight: Refugees are people. If you want to address this topic at a concert, we have set up a link for you:
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Michael Nover began his musical career at the Jugendmusikschule Neuss and then studied saxophone as his main subject at the Hochschule…
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In 1936 the ‘Kruiskapel‘ was built in the town of Eksaarde (Belgium). It is located on the exact spot where two…
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Ivan Meylemans has been conductor of the “Koninklijke Fanfare Kempenbloei Achel” from Belgium since 2000. The association was founded in 1862….
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Oh, were those perhaps good times, when the balladeers met under the lime tree on the village square and sang the…
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“The Attack of the Killer Tomatoes” was voted the “worst film of all time” in the late 1970s. Despite this predicate…
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Kenneth Donald “Kenny” Rogers was a US-American country singer, songwriter and actor who worked in the music business for 60 years….
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Edward Tarr was an American trumpet virtuoso and musicologist. He became especially known for his services to the revival of historical…
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Allee Willis has written a number of successful songs that have become part of the musical fund of pop music. Allee…
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…but nobody the composer! Someone wrote: “Actually I like it, this clucking, which reminds me more of chickens than popcorn. It’s…
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