I try not to do anything else. I'm about to play. In the hope that this may add to your enjoyment, too, I've compiled a short list of reading material . Recording costs in America have become more expensive and less profitable to make. WKSU's Nancy Sinning talks with Leonard Slatkin, the Conductor of the National Symphony Orchestra and Melinda Whiting from Symphony Magazine about the future of recording in America .
Many people seem to believe that radio stations are clearing houses for random information.
I love talking to people, and when time permits I look forward to interesting chats with listeners. Recent advances in digital music are drastically redefining how we listen to music. There is a very real possibility that not only the CD will go the way of the 8-track, but your local record store may also be rendered extinct in the new digital music era. For whatever reason, people like myself and Dr. O'Shea want to know what problems a composer was dealing with while writing a piece of music besides the harmonic structure, or chord progressions.