Rex Reed comments, "If Tennessee Williams was alive and writing tunes he'd be John Bucchino," and the Los Angeles Times says Bucchino provides "gentle, humorous, sad and sardonic insights into modern life...

If anything good can be said to have come out of the 2005 Hurricane Katrina catastrophe, it's From the Big Apple to the Big Easy, an ideal union of musicians, songs, and a worthy cause that results in one of the best benefit concerts in years...

Discriminating conductors of all wind ensembles will be certain to include this valuable 3-CD recording of the revered Eastman Wind Ensemble in their listening library. Under the baton of Donald Hunsberger, the recordings include the works of Mozart, Reynolds, Weill, and Gershwin among others...

Here’s a lesson for people of any age who want to play the harmonica. This pocket-size instrument has been a favorite for generations, and there’s no easier way to get started than this basic lesson...

One of the world’s top players teaches seven of the most well-known and beloved pieces in the classical guitar repertoire. Frederic Hand performs and then analyzes each piece, pointing out possible trouble spots and sharing tips on technique and interpretation...

The beauty of the guitar is not necessarily based on advanced and highly technical playing skills. Happy takes very easy songs and shows how to transform them into beautiful showpieces using right-hand patterns, altered chords, harmonized scales and other basic but useful techniques...