Invitation to a Voyage
Newsletter

Vol: 128 | 15 May 2015

Pay tribute to the great cellist János Starker,
enjoy Ennio Morricone’s cowboy music,
and discover the hidden meanings in Schumann’s Carnaval.

 
How I Found the
Right Music Teacher
For My Children
Invitation to a Voyage
Debussy – Watteau –
Baudelaire
Maria Theresia
von Paradis
The Great Women Artists
Who Shaped Music III
 
Event
Bergen International Festival
Established in 1953, the event was inspired by Edvard Grieg’s “Music Festival in Bergen” back in 1898. Today, the Bergen International Festival is the largest of its kind in the Nordic countries presenting a series of programmes in diverse art forms...
Date: May 27 to June 10, 2015
Country: Norway
What's New
Hidden meanings Instruments of the Orchestra VII:
The Clarinet
Many composers
Used special ways of organising
Sounds that, when played on
Instruments, spell out
Cryptic messages!
Well, that was my feeble attempt at writing an acrostic poem...
If we think of the flutes as the air above the woodwind section and the oboes as the kind of nasal-sounding brain, then the heart of the section has to be the clarinet. Unlike the oboe, which is a double-reed instrument, the clarinet uses only a single reed...
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When West is East
The Cowboy Music of Ennio Morricone
János Starker Remembrance Week: Starker’s Two Grandchildren
Remember Grandpa
It’s odd, when we think about it, that when we think of music for cowboy movies, we think of movies made in Spain by an Italian director with an Italian avant-garde trumpet player as composer. Ennio Morricone’s film music changed everything...
For as long as I can remember, family gatherings have been synonymous with music making. Sometimes this took place in fancy concert halls, but more often than not, my family would simply come together in the music room...
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Enjoy
My music Video Forgotten records

J.S. Bach: Goldberg Variations/Britten Sinfonia
dir. Thomas Gould

Charlie Siem & Walter Delahunt – Introduction and Tarantella

Saint-Saëns: Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 1 in D minor,
op. 75

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