Meet the Musicians
I want you to meet the musicians who each added their own unique voice to the album Things We Thought to Think. These musicians span the globe, with Argentina, North Macedonia, Russia, Israel, the USA and Denmark represented.
Follow the Fox
Tangled in Moonlight
On a slow stroll in Vienna, I spontaneously began humming.
Recording Wind Under the Door
I try to record new material while it’s still fresh so it doesn’t lose its spontaneity.
2019-2022: Four Strange Years
I’m not exactly sure what happened…
The Fujara’s Influence and Inspiration
It’s a weird thing to put your life in boxes.
Single to Release Christmas Day
To mark this shifting season, I composed a minimalist instrumental that will release on Christmas Day.
Two Poets Out at Sea
“Where The Wild Sea Ends” is based on a poem by Charles Baudelaire.
A Morning with Nadège: From Paris to Australia
There are two pieces of music that inspired me to sing. One was an album of Gershwin songs by Ella Fitzgerald and the other was…
Juliana, a Song for Orphans
Not wanted by her family, an orphan sets out to make it on her own…
The Kinora Album Cover
“Kinora” is a collaborative musical collage inspired by the ups and downs of my personal journey.
What’s Spinning?
In the late 1950s, the Red Raven Magic Mirror animated record series used a mirror to reflect image from the vinyl records to create moving animations for children.
Tragedy, Change, Romance
Sir Edward William Elgar said of his Cello Concerto, “If ever after I’m dead you hear someone whistling this tune on the Malvern Hills, don’t be alarmed. It’s only me.”
The Theremin in History: Tuning the Etherwave
Perhaps the names Clara Rockmore and Katica Illényi ring a bell. Both have played their part in the short and curious history of the theremin.
Interview with Drummer Yatziv Caspi
From the very first day of my life I was always drawn to the drums. As a kid I just loved drumming on anything possible. I was fascinated by it.
Path to Kinora
Intrigued by early methods of cinematography (the kinora, mutoscope, zoetrope, and thaumatrope), Kinora will be the title of my upcoming album; a diverse collection of songs.
Magic of Dreams
I went to bed the evening of March 5th with no plans whatsoever to write a song the following day.
Kinora, an Experiment in Strings
Riddled with intense passion to create, I have high hopes that Kinora will be a rollercoaster of sound and emotion.
Rubato and the Art of Flight
Rubato is what makes you cry when you hear “Moonlight Sonata” played in C minor at the Royal Albert Hall.
