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Blowing the roof off: singing opera's most thrilling scene - Vimarsana News

Blowing the roof off: singing opera's most thrilling scene

When the Valkyries ride into view in Wagner’s Die Walkure, as the orchestra plays that famous passage of music, it’s like an “injection of joy”.

Today In Johnson City History: Feb. 1 - Vimarsana News

Today In Johnson City History: Feb. 1

A search for bank robbers, help with dog hair, a Valentine's Day symphony and more were reported on this day in Johnson City history.

Army of Thieves soundtrack: Full Netflix movie tracklist - Vimarsana News

Army of Thieves soundtrack: Full Netflix movie tracklist

Loving the Army of Thieves soundtrack? Let’s get a full tracklist so you can enjoy the songs without revisiting the Netflix movie.

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Michael White's classical news: the Proms; Die Walkure - Vimarsana News

Michael White's classical news: the Proms; Die Walkure

29 July, 2021 — By Michael White The Royal Albert Hall “WE’VE got as many Plan Bs as will fit into our heads,” the director of the Proms, David Pickard, told me last week. And he probably wasn’t exaggerating. When the world’s greatest music festival opens this Friday July 29, it will be welcomed with open arms as a return to normality after last year’s ghost season – running for six weeks, with 61 concerts, real live audiences, and a proper Last Night on September 11. But, as Pickard admits, “it’s a fluid situation with a lot that could go wro...

Mythological origins of Richard Wagner's Ring Cycle (idea) by frankdeluxe - Vimarsana News

Mythological origins of Richard Wagner's Ring Cycle (idea) by frankdeluxe

Prose Edda (Elder and Younger, respectively) presented Wagner with a wealth of resources in characters such as Odin (Wotan), Frigg (Fricka), and Freyja (Freia), as well as in events such as the theft of Andvari (Alberich) the dwarf's gold. What is fascinating is the dextrous fashion in which Wagner combines and reinterprets his sources to construct a vehicle that has historicalliteraryrelevance as well as an infusion of Wagner's own thought. In his book it might even be argued that The Ring is as valid and coherent a dramatic synthesis of the complex mythology of Northern Europe as we are...