In the mid–1990s, Apple worked on an operating system called Copland, which was announced but never commercially released because of project management issues and feature creep. Parts of Copland were ...

There is something foundational about composers recording their own music. Though the necessary technology didn’t exist to capture the likes of Bach, Beethoven, Chopin and others who performed much of ...

A composer’s posthumous reputation is nothing if not uncertain. Take Stephen Foster, who died destitute in a Bowery hotel in 1864 but whose songs, now familiar to everyone, encapsulate an era. Or ...

When Martha Graham’s ballet “Appalachian Spring” had its premiere on Oct. 30, 1944, in Washington, D.C., Aaron Copland was the voice of America. He had the gift to be simple. He wrote music that ...

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For the latest episode of WNYC’s Fishko Files, a radio show dealing with art and culture, Sara Fishko, the show’s host, tackled an old American classic – Aaron Copland’s “Fanfare For The Common Man” ...

Can the Copland CTA407 Integrated Amplifier help rebuild the brand in North America? We hope so because the Danish manufacturer builds superb kit. Back in 1997, on the advice of a Hi-Fi dealer that I ...

With musical examples from her latest CD, conductor Marin Alsop explains the wide-ranging sounds of Aaron Copland's music. "In the opening of the first symphony, you can almost sense Copland searching ...

A handful of Aaron Copland’s works may be firmly established in the orchestral repertory, but much of his music seems strangely unfashionable now, only rarely turning up in concerts on this side of ...