If you haven't already heard of the phenomenon that is ChatGPT, it is the new AI chatbot developed by Open AI. How can we use it as a tool when talking about classial music?

On February 1st of this year, I embarked on an unexpected project. It started with a simple Google search, "Black Composers," and grew into the sad realization that there is an entire macrocosm of classical and more specifically symphonic music — a kind of music that is most near to my heart and consciousness — that I was previously wholly and inexcusably ignorant to.

If a composer writes a note in the woods and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? The same could be asked when a composer writes a note on the internet.

Classical music has a repetition problem, and I'm not just referring to those pesky expositional repeats.

If you haven't seen the satirical thriller The Menu yet (now streaming on HBO Max), you should.

A Poem