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Guide to the Cathedral of Notre-Dame, Chartres - Vimarsana News

Guide to the Cathedral of Notre-Dame, Chartres

Guide to Chartres Cathedral, one of the most well preserved medieval buildings in the world and a Gothic masterpiece...

Former Archbishop of Canterbury advocates for assisted dying law - Vimarsana News

Former Archbishop of Canterbury advocates for assisted dying law

Lord George Carey, former Archbishop of Canterbury, has challenged the official stance of the Church of England on assisted suicide, urging the British government to set aside time for debate on the law governing assisted dying. A Christian group is warning that it would be “a very dangerous thing” to do, however.

How the Archbishop of Canterbury will approach the Coronation day - Vimarsana News

How the Archbishop of Canterbury will approach the Coronation day

The Most Rev Justin Welby’s ‘steely-get-things-done attitude’ should carry him through any last-minute Coronation nerves or nightmares

In a Crypt with French Classical Composer Jean-Philippe Riopy - Vimarsana News

In a Crypt with French Classical Composer Jean-Philippe Riopy

Risk-taking self-taught classical pianist RIOPY discusses his Death of Classical performance at the Crypt Chapel beneath Harlem's Church of the Intercession.

Edith June Ho dead at 88 | The Diapason - Vimarsana News

Edith June Ho dead at 88 | The Diapason

Edith June Ho, 88, died July 30. Born in 1932 in China and raised in Hong Kong and Singapore, early on she set her sights on emigration to the United States. She earned money for the journey playing piano recitals throughout Cambodia and Vietnam, and by 1955 she had landed in Baltimore. There Edith Ho earned first a bachelor’s degree in piano from Columbia Union College, and then at Peabody Conservatory a second bachelor’s and a master’s degree, before accomplishing doctoral work in organ with her mentor, Arthur Howes.