In this interview American Pianist Mckenzie Alons discusses performing Composer Riccardo Maira's Inventio I: in memoriam J.S. Bach.

Hark! Witness the ethereal majesty of "The Fairy Queen," a wondrous opus, harkening to the depths of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream". With dulcet voice, orchestral fanfare, synths' mystical tapestry, the violin's tender strains, harp's celestial dance, and angelic choir's harmonious chorus, this composition doth weave an enchanting spell. Immerse thyself in the whims of fairies and love's transformative sway. Let "The Fairy Queen" transport thee to a realm of dreams, where enchantment reigns and mysteries unfold, and thou shalt find thyself bewitched by its wondrous charm.

The RAM String Quartet performs Composer Riccardo Maira's Fallender Himmel in occasion of the Queens New Music Festival in New York City.

The Curiosity Cabinet Chamber Orchestra performs Composer Riccardo Maira's Opera The Fairy Queen (Act I, Scene I; non-Staged version) at the Kupferberg Center for the Arts in New York City.

Harpist Laura Marchese and Flutist Eugenia Cantone perform Composer Riccardo Maira's Der Tod und das Mädchen Suite (II. Ars Moriendi) at the V. Bellini Conservatoire's Auditorium in Catania, Italy.

The RAM String Quartet performs Composer Riccardo Maira's Fallender Himmel in occasion of the Queens New Music Festival at the Kupferberg Center for the Arts in New York City.

American Pianist Mckenzie Alons performs Composer Riccardo Maira's "Inventio I: in memoriam J.S. Bach".