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The identical twins who captivated literary London - Vimarsana News

The identical twins who captivated literary London

The dazzlingly beautiful identical twins Mamaine and Celia Paget were born in 1916 and brought up in rural Suffolk – not the greatest springboard, you would think, for lives at the intellectual heart of the mid-20th century. Yet the list of their friends reads like a roll call of literary notables: Dick Wyndham, Peter Quennell,

Gramophone magazine: a history – the 1920s - Vimarsana News

Gramophone magazine: a history – the 1920s

In 1923 Compton Mackenzie responded to music-lovers’ pleas for a new magazine about records and launched The Gramophone

Wrestling with the Recording Angel - Quadrant Online - Vimarsana News

Wrestling with the Recording Angel - Quadrant Online

As American critic Ted Gioia puts it, 'For the first time in 500 years, people listen to music, and don’t even know the name of the artist or song. This is not by chance, but is an intentional move driven by powerful interests -- with the goal of shifting control from artists who create to technocrats who merely aggregate … Musicians now make only pennies where previously they made dollars'

Ed Sheeran review, Autumn Variations: Enough soupy, seasonal sentimentality to keep you warm on a cold night - Vimarsana News

Ed Sheeran review, Autumn Variations: Enough soupy, seasonal sentimentality to keep you warm on a cold night

Inspired by the divisive composer Edward Elgar, Sheeran goes into his mellow, misty-eyed mode for his seventh studio album

How Shakespeare has inspired composers through the centuries - Vimarsana News

How Shakespeare has inspired composers through the centuries

Michelle Assay traces a history of music inspired by William Shakespeare, uncovering a treasure trove of well-known as well as lesser-known gems