The Musical Father
Alexander HettingaCome learn about the family life of J.S. Bach and discover how to enjoy more classical music with your family! From author, violinist, fatherhood expert, and father of 3, Alexander Hettinga.
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Enjoying Classical Music as a Family
The benefits of classical music, developmental and therapeutic, from the womb all the way through old age, are highlighted in countless fascinating studies.1 Perhaps you have read about this before and tried turning on a Mozart album to see...
Bach and Bluey
“Yes, there is a lot of Bach in Bluey. Or I should say, a lot of ‘bark’ in Bluey...” —Joff Bush, composer for Bluey1
Nostalgia for Moments that Never Existed
I was given early access to Forgotten Melodies, the unmissable debut recording of 24-year-old pianist Alexander Malofeev, which arrives February 27th from Sony Classical. I am excited to offer an in-depth look at the composers behind the ex...
Colors of Bach: An Interview with Violinist Eldbjørg Hemsing
Eldbjørg Hemsing is one of the leading young violinists of today. Acclaimed for her “radiant and sophisticated performances” (BBC Music Magazine), she is committed to bringing her art form to new and emerging audiences across the world. —el...
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Classical violinist and national advocate for involved fathers. Writing a book about the family life of J.S. Bach while raising three beautiful children.
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