British Schools Museum s All Saints Sessions concert being filmed.
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Two Hitchin organisations are reaching out with their music digitally during lockdown.
British Schools Museum and Benslow Music are both putting on virtual performances.
With restrictions to onsite events continuing, organisations have adapted ways to bring their music concerts to people’s homes.
The British Schools Museum in Queen Street has moved its concerts to YouTube, while Benslow Music has delivered lessons and concerts online.
Museum curator Mark Copley said: We ve adapted the concerts which normally occur in our historic Monitorial Schoolroom, so that audiences can participate in the comfort of their own homes.
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Charles Hill, detective who found âThe Scream,â dies at 73
By Richard Sandomir New York Times,Updated March 11, 2021, 1:40 p.m.
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A photo provided by the BBC showed Mr. Hill circa 2019.BBC
Charles Hill, a Scotland Yard detective, stood inside a house in Norway and beheld the artistic treasure he had been searching for: âThe Scream,â Edvard Munchâs 1893 masterpiece.
âI unwrapped it from a blue sheet and saw first where Munch had started painting on whatâs now on the back,â Mr. Hill told Garage, a fashion and art magazine, in 2018. âThe picture is painted on heavy cardboard, which surprised me, but I turned it over and there was the famous image, including the original splatter marks where Munch blew out a candle on it. I said something like âHoly mackerelâ while I admired it.â
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Mackenzie Hise, formerly known as Mackenzie Brown, individually and on behalf of all others similarly situated, filed a complaint Feb. 16 in the St. Clair County Circuit Court against Enhanced Recovery Company LLC, alleging violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
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