Maestro’s Monthly Blog
Where Does It Come From? Encore of a Post from December 2012 Occasionally, I find myself in a state of awe pondering this question: Howdoes someone create a piece of…
Handel
Handel’s Concerto for What?
George Frideric Handel’s Concerto for Harp has never achieved the “household name” status his oratorio Messiah has. But this delightful work is absolutely worthy of music listeners’ attention. Maestro Maull will…
New Quest on AHA! Classical
AHA! Classical is the fun, interactive way to learn to listen to classical music! Brought to you by The Discovery Orchestra and Social Impact Studios, AHA! Classical is a gaming…
Discover Harp for the Holidays
Featuring harpist Merynda Adams
Sunday, December 3, 2023
3:00pm Reception & Concert
Beacon Unitarian Universalist
Congregation, Summit, NJ
Hallelujah… Some Holiday Levity
Have you ever sung Messiah – a portion of it, or just Hallelujah? I remember the first time I did. I was scared out of my mind. The choir of…
Discover Handel’s Hallelujah: Free Listening Guide
A Listening Guide is a visual ‘roadmap’ of classical pieces for ‘do-it-yourself’ listening lessons, using YouTube recordings recommended by Maestro Maull. The guide highlights specific musical details to notice as…
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