Hi, I'm Jean-Charles.
I'm a music lover, but you probably guessed that if you're here.
I am proud to be a "Ch'ti". For those who don't know, it means I come from Northern France, a land known for its values of human warmth, simplicity, and friendliness. That said, I was "adopted" by the Jura region. It was there, through the Besançon International Competition for Young Conductors, that I discovered classical music from a fascinating angle that deeply left its mark on me.
I love the diversity of music and cultures. I have a special affection for the recorder, opera, piano, zither, oboe, clarinet, trumpet, pan flute, and harmonica.
My goal here, through my reposts, is to offer you a journey through time and space.
In this regard, I want to express my immense respect for Pandora Records. Founded by Al Goldstein, this visionary label chose, after ceasing operations, to release its entire back catalog under an open license. A large part of the tracks I share here comes from this invaluable archive. Thanks to their generosity, we can rediscover these historical interpretations (often on period instruments) that might otherwise have been forgotten.
Thank you all for the talent you share here.
Wishing you great listening and happy discoveries!
Check out my other specialized pages:
GO WITH THE WIND - Recorder / Blockflote / Flûte à bec : (@go-with-the-wind)
HARP and ZITHER - Harp, Kannel, Kantele, Gusli, Zither... : (@zither-et-cetra)

Curly Compositions from a German Composer.

Award-winning composer, producer, performer, and educator of ElectroAcoustic music, Vahid Jahandari is a dynamic transdisciplinary musician, specializing in global music studies. Award-winning composer of acoustic and electronic music, Jahandari's works have been performed and recorded in North America, Europe, and Asia. He has received awards, including first prizes at 2Agosto and Pejman competitions for His orchestral and chamber music, and commissions include the Grammy nominee ensemble, PubliQuartet.

Jahandari is a multi-instrumentalist and improviser who works across various genres and mediums. His music has been selected and performed at numerous festivals, including ISCM World Music Days in Estonia, the World Saxophone Congress in Croatia, SXSW, SEAMUS, SPLICE, and many more.

Husband. Father. Composer. Conductor. Teacher. Human Being.

Piano n Guitar / Ambient / Alternative Rock / Metal / Progressive 
Enjoy!

 Italian-born, Australian-raised, and once-resident of Canada and Mexico, pianist Grace Quaglio returned to Australia in 2011. She specializes in the interpretation, recording and commissioning of new and contemporary musical repertoire for solo/multiple piano/s, harpsichord, keyboards and mixed ensemble, including presentations with electronics and other interactive multimedia. As soloist and ensemble performer, she has received invitations and participated in various new music festivals and events such as the Gaudeamus International Contemporary Music Festival, Rotterdam, the International Twentieth-Century Piano Festival in Zitges, Barcelona, the Nova Scotia Festival of Music, Halifax, the Brandon Festival of New Music, the Vancouver New Music ‘Drumheat’ Piano & Percussion Series, and the Foro Internacional de Musica Nueva, Mexico City. She has been broadcast on Australian (A.B.C.), Canadian (C.B.C.) and Mexican national radio networks, as well as having completed several artist-in-residence sessions at the Banff Centre for the Arts, Canada. As an Australian Commonwealth Scholar and the recipient of other scholarships and awards, Grace completed her postgraduate studies in 1995 and holds a doctorate from the Université de Montréal, Québec, for her research in “aural perception in contemporary musical language” through the works of Gyorgy Ligeti. As instructor she has worked at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, the Université de Montréal, and as guest lecturer in various other colleges, universities and conservatoriums. Her seminars, conferences, workshops and master classes, cover a broad range of twentieth and twenty-first century topics, with focuses on performance, pedagogy, analysis and musicological criticism. 
Grace has more recently debuted with Mexico’s contemporary music ensemble SequenzaSUR in Mérida and Mexico City, and was invited to participate in the Escuela Superior de Artes de Yucatan (ESAY) as guest lecturer and graduating student advisor. She is currently developing a Contemporary Arts Studies Programme for tertiary level application, and continuing her post-doctoral research in ‘temporal perception’. Grace is presently a casual lecturer in a joint Central Queensland University and Sunshine Coast Institute of TAFE venture, through their School of Creative and Performing Arts, Noosa campus.


Kari Juusela is a composer, cellist, and educator who currently teaches for BerkleeOnline and is the former Dean of the Professional Writing and Music Technology Division at Berklee College of Music.

Juuso Auvinen is a Helsinki-based composer and musician. His versatile musical background ranges from choirs to rock bands to ambient electronica and classical scores. Juuso is a classically trained guitarist and has a degree in musicology from the University of Helsinki.

His style is somewhat classical minimal with influences from great minimalists like Steve Reich, Philip Glass, Arvo Pärt and Michael Nyman.

Kari Henrik Juusela is following