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Whether Alexander Pushkin believed those rumors when he chronicled the poisoning in his 1832 play “Mozart and Salieri” is not known. Nor is it known what Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov thought when

Whether Alexander Pushkin believed those rumors when he chronicled the poisoning in his 1832 play “Mozart and Salieri” is not known. Nor is it known what Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov thought when

Whether Alexander Pushkin believed those rumors when he chronicled the poisoning in his 1832 play “Mozart and Salieri” is not known. Nor is it known what Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov thought when

Crosswords became my passion. I was voracious. I took long bathroom breaks at work. I kept my puzzle mania from my wife, who thought they were a waste of time.

FOR Caribbean storyteller Golda Lee Bruce, storytelling is a thread that runs through her personal and professional life. A television journalist for many years and now a communications profession...

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The Philadelphia Orchestra’s summer season at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center opens on Wednesday with three weeks of fabulous music, two movies and several artists making their debuts.While the opening concert will celebrate the season with fan favorites like Tchaikovsky’s “1812 Overture” and hi

Lush, lavish and a little too long is how reviewer SIMONE PENKETHMAN see Canberra Rep's new production of "Amadeus".

Two new books about Beethoven and Mozart refer us back to the composers’ works directly—with mixed results.

“‘Amadeus’ was such a popular movie after the stage play by Peter Schaffer, and that was inspired by the Alexander Pushkin play that inspired Rimsky-Korsakov to write an opera,” explains