The just released Medici Arts DVD - Martha Argerich: Evening Talks has been featured in the August 3rd edition of the New York Times. Click the image below to read the entire story.

Martha Argerich: Evening Talks reviewed in the New York Times

The web magazine New Music Box has featured a video discussion with composer Gloria Coates that is certainly a must see. Click on the image below to view it.

Gloria Coates at New Music Box

WNYC Radio’s “Soundcheck,” (the weekday afternoon talk show about music and the arts hosted by John Schaefer), will be featuring Stockhausen’s Helicopter Quartet as part of a segment on pieces of music built on outrageous concepts or complex logistical challenges. The show is scheduled to air tomorrow (July 17) between 2-3 PM EST.

If you can’t listen in tomorrow afternoon, you can stream the segment on the WNYC site.

Article and audio features on NPR’s All Things Considered highlighting the 100th Anniversary of Leroy Anderson’s birth:

An article from CNN: The Boardroom

At the same time, sound quality is important to classical music collectors and most are not really satisfied with heavily compressed files. Higher-quality files are much bigger and are more difficult to download…

… We made our entire catalog available for streaming online, free, in 1996 so that people could listen to our recordings before purchasing them…

If the industry had gotten together in the late-1990s and come up with a concept like iTunes, it could have avoided most of the piracy problems it has been experiencing in recent years…

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Klaus Heymann, founder of Naxos, speaks about classical music and the Naxos label with CNN’s Andrew Stevens.

From piano concertos to violin masterpieces, Klaus Heymann knows his classical music — and the classical music business. His career path includes stints as a tennis coach and stereo equipment distributor, and he married a world-class violinist before making his unlikely entrepreneurial debut in the music industry. Today he has every reason to celebrate. His music label, Naxos, which quietly undercut the classical music market 20 years ago, is now selling more than 7 million records a year. CNN’s Andrew Stevens met the business maestro at the Naxos headquarters in Hong Kong to find out how he did it.

CNN “The Boardroom” March 30, 2008 - “Business maestro: Klaus Heymann”

“The Boardroom” is CNN International’s weekly segment offering insights into the minds of the world’s top CEOs. Airing across CNN news and business programming, “The Boardroom” goes beyond quarterly earnings and trading updates and focuses instead on what motivates these high-fliers, their leadership styles and strategies.