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Jordan Smith

Jordan Smith has been a contributor to CMUSE since February 2015. He served as editor from July 2016 until February 2017.
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Do you have what it takes to play in the Berlin Philharmonic?

Jul 1, 2018Apr 18, 2015 by Jordan Smith

The Berlin Philharmonic is one of the leading orchestras in the world with a powerful tradition going back decades. Now they are hiring, and that’s … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL Tags Bassoon, horn, K495, Mozart concerto, music jobs, Noah Bendix-Balgley, Orchestre National de Belgique, Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France, sibelius, Strauss, trumpet, violin
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The Brooklyn Duo plays Downton Abbey

Jul 1, 2018Mar 26, 2015 by Jordan Smith

The Brooklyn Duo are a piano and cello collaboration founded in 2014. But already within the first year of their existence, they’ve made quite a … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL Tags Blank Space, Downton Abbey, Game of thrones
Former cellist Julian Llloyd Webber believes that contemporary music can no longer be described as classical

Is There Still Such a Thing as Classical Music?

May 4, 2019Mar 25, 2015 by Jordan Smith

Former cellist Julian Lloyd Webber, who was forced to retire from performing after suffering a neck injury, commented that there is no such thing as … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL Tags Cambridge University, The Times
things you need to know before becoming a musician

Seven Essential Things to Consider Before Becoming a Musician

Nov 8, 2019Mar 23, 2015 by Jordan Smith

Making a career choice can be tough, and it’s no different for musicians. While some will be lucky enough to have been identified as child … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL, LISTS Tags carnegie hall, David Lindquist, Help Musicians UK, music career, music lessons, professional musician, Warren Lee
dueling piano siblings

Dueling Piano Siblings Perform “Frozen” Playing Backwards

Nov 8, 2019Mar 22, 2015 by Jordan Smith

Sara starts off on the piano by herself, but it isn’t long before Jason tries to get in on the act. Sara gains the upper … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL, MUSIC FUN Tags Backwards Piano, disney, Frozen, Jason Lyle Black, Let It Go, MUSIC FUN, Piano, Sara Arkell
Bach in the Subway new audience in classical music

“Bach in the Subways” Bringing New Audiences to Classical Music

Jul 1, 2018Mar 21, 2015 by Jordan Smith

In 2010, New York-based cellist Dale Henderson began playing the cello suites of Johan Sebastian Bach in subway stations around the city. His aim was … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL, INSPIRATIONAL Tags Bach in the Subways, Paul Elie
how to compose like beethoven

How to become a great composer in 10 steps

Jul 1, 2018Mar 19, 2015 by Jordan Smith

If you’ve been slaving over your sheet music, listening to non-stop Mozart for some inspiration, or spending hours on end at the piano trying to … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL, INSPIRATIONAL, LISTS Tags Composers, Kile Smith, Mozart genius, music lessons
Botstein has encouraged the revival of rare works in his more than two decades at the head of the American Symphony Orchestra

Yet Another US Orchestra Faces Financial Difficulties

Jul 1, 2018Mar 19, 2015 by Jordan Smith

The American Symphony Orchestra, founded over fifty years ago in 1962, has become the latest musical organisation in the United States to confront financial problems. … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL Tags carnegie hall, Classics Declassified, Leon Botstein, music news, new york, Opus Posthumous, Vanguard Series
Marin Alsop, Photo credit: Grant Leighton/http://bsomusic.org

Is Classical Music Finally Giving Women the Recognition They Deserve?

Jul 1, 2018Mar 8, 2015 by Jordan Smith

The lead up to International Women’s Day has triggered a lot of discussion about the issue of female composers and performers in classical music. Do … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL Tags 8 March, female composers, International Women’s Day
music notation alternative

A New Approach to Music Notation?

Jul 1, 2018Mar 7, 2015 by Jordan Smith

The tradition of reading sheet music on paper is losing ground to modern technology. But some are even questioning musical notation itself. This video, produced … Read more

Categories INSPIRATIONAL Tags circle of fifths, John Varney, music notation, rhythm, Romanian folk music, sheet music, South American music, TED ed, wheel method
The Brussels Philharmonic Orchestra ipad

Could Sheet Music Soon Be A Thing Of The Past?

Oct 28, 2019Mar 5, 2015 by Jordan Smith

On Friday, 6 March 2015, New York’s last shop dedicated solely to selling sheet music is to close its doors for the last time. Frank … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL Tags carnegie hall, Frank Music Company, imslp, ipad, Jeffrey Kahane, Macbook, music library, music shop, music stand, New York City, Patelson’s, read music, Sam Haywood, sheet music, technology

The 10 Greatest Violin Players of All Time

Jul 29, 2020Mar 4, 2015 by Jordan Smith

The violin’s long history, going back five centuries, as well as its musical versatility, are two major challenges when trying to come up with a … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL, LISTS Tags Greatest Violin Players, violin
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

Royal Philharmonic Plays First Ever Concert in Middle East

Jul 1, 2018Mar 2, 2015 by Jordan Smith

London’s Royal Philharmonic Orchestra made a little bit of history on February 19 with its first ever performance in the Middle East. The occasion was … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL Tags Abu Dhabi Classics, Alessandro Fabrizi, Dubai World Trade Centre, The Moscow Virtuosi, Vladimir Spivakov
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The 10 Greatest Classical Pianists of All Time

Jul 1, 2018Feb 23, 2015 by Jordan Smith

There are so many issues involved in choosing the top classical pianists. Should it be based on their technical ability, their reputation or following, the … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL, LISTS Tags concert pianist, goldberg variations, Piano
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Munich Decides Against New Concert Hall: Bad News for Classical Music

Jul 1, 2018Feb 20, 2015 by Jordan Smith

A major debate was triggered in Germany and beyond by the announcement on 2 February that the planned construction of a new concert hall in … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL Tags BR Sinfonieorchester, concert halls, Mariss Jansons
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