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Vol: 171 | 1 Mar 2017 |
Discover delightful works by Charles-Marie Widor, reminisce precious annotation on scores, and play for progress for the global communities. |
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Classical Music Moments
in Movies
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Combination of music and imagery
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Composers and their Poets
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Hector Berlioz
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Popularizing Music
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Outstanding Classical Crossover Artists II
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Event |
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Tongyeong International Music Festival
First established in 2002, the event was a concept derived from Tongyeong Contemporary Music Festival. Located at southern coastal region of the country, the festival is gradually transforming the small Korean fishing town into a culturally rich city that embraces world music and contributes to world’s cultural exchange... |
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Date: March 31 to April 9, 2017 Country: Korea
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What's New |
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Muses and Musings William Byrd: Tallis is dead, and Music dies! |
Playing for Progress In Touch with Alyson Frazier |
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Gruesome inevitability aside, death has inspired some of the most beautiful and most personal human artistic expressions. Take for example the haunting lament Ye sacred muses, composed by William Byrd in 1585. Byrd touchingly captures the esteem and veneration he held for his teacher and colleague Thomas Tallis... |
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2016 has certainly seen more crises than most years. But while the attention of the general public and the media tends to move quickly from one disaster to the next, many of those crises remain far from resolved. One of the most severe is surely the migrant crisis... |
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The Writings on the Score |
Charles-Marie Widor beyond the Organ Men in charge |
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As musicians our musical scores are very personal to us, and the markings and annotations we make on our scores can be deeply associated with memories – of significant teachers, special concerts and venues, colleagues and friends, and may even correspond to certain periods in our lives... |
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Charles-Marie Widor’s 10 organ symphonies, inspired by the magnificent Cavaillé-Coll organ at Saint-Sulpice in Paris revolutionized the art of organ playing and composition in France. However, the composer also left behind a substantial number of meticulously crafted compositions for a variety of instrumental and vocal combinations... |
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My music |
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Forgotten records |
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Squire: Chansonnette, Op. 22
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Itzhak Perlman plays klezmer |
Beethoven: Quartet No. 12 in E flat major
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