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When You Want to Play Something but You’re Also Really Tired
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Symphonies by Women Composers
Farrenc, Gubaidulina, Price, Senfter and Zaimont
Museums can be magical places as they collect, preserve, interpret and display objects of artistic, cultural, or scientific significance. Exhibitions tell us stories of communities and cultures or highlight particular missions such as civil rights or environmentalism. In essence, museums
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Cello Music by Women Composers
Boulanger, Smyth, Bonis and Bosmans
Accomplished women composers of yesteryear wrote music that was highly regarded by both their male peers and the listening public in their day. These composers, who struggled for recognition, their works neglected for decades, deserve the accolades and attention they
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Conductors as Players I – On What Instruments Did These Conductors Make Their Names?
Before conductors find their place, they have other roles in the world of music. Usually, they’ve started their careers on one musical instrument before finding that standing on the podium is a much more interesting job. Can you guess what
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Playing Something Romantic on Cymbals…
Credit: Aleksey Igudesman
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Quiz on Bird Music II – Who Composed These Bird Songs?
1. Continuing on our bird theme, which English composer started with an 1881 poem by George Meredith and ended up with a work for solo violin and orchestra in The Lark Ascending? Critics of the time were struck with how
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Johann Sebastian Bach Top 10
I love all kinds and styles of music, but my true love belongs to classical music. Whether it is Liszt or Mozart, Schubert or Handel, Monteverdi or Mahler, the universe of classical music seems endless. Sometimes my schoolmates want to
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Here’s the Entrance to the Car Park of Estonian State Operas…
Credit: u/sabikt on Reddit
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