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Classical Music November Anniversaries: A Guide
From Lully to Scott Joplin: thirty days, thirty stories

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Trey Lee: Celebrating Musicus Fest 2026 in Hong Kong
Cellist Trey Lee is the proud curator of Musicus Fest 2026, which will showcase 11 performances across Hong Kong from early November to mid-December. As founder of Musicus Society, he champions cross-cultural collaboration, heritage preservation, and nurturing young talent. This
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The Passionate Stories of Composers Starstruck By Their Wives
For some composers, falling in love was gradual; for others, it was like being struck by lightning. A performance, a chance meeting, a dinner party, or even a single conversation could leave these men completely captivated – and sometimes they
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MUSIC AND ARTS

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Musicians and Artists: Schimmel and 6 Artists
Paintings in Carl Schimmel’s String Quartet No. 2, “Six Faces” The paintings in Carl Schimmel’s Second String Quartet, Six Faces, are all Cubist works painted between 1911 and 1920. The 4 women and 2 men are shown with their belongings:
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MUSIC OF THE WEEK

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At the end of Beecham's 1958 Meistersinger Prelude, the crowd erupts. These live Berlioz and Wagner recordings from the Royal Festival Hall capture a conductor who prized "the dramatic and picturesque" above all. Have a listen!

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Beethoven’s Piano Sonatas: A Beginner’s Guide to His Late Period
By 1816, Beethoven, always hungry to innovate, was pressing against the compositional conventions that he himself had helped cement. By this point, he was also completely deaf. This isolation reshaped him; he communicated through notebooks, withdrew from the concert life
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