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Five things to do this weekend - Vimarsana News

Five things to do this weekend

There's lots to be excited about! Here are five exciting activities happening throughout the region this weekend!

The birth and the restoration of the 1961 Beckerath of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Montréal - Vimarsana News

The birth and the restoration of the 1961 Beckerath of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Montréal

Even though this restoration project was performed years ago, I would like to dedicate this article to Gaston & Lucienne Arel, who were greatly responsible for the installation of this fantastic Beckerath organ. I had the chance to visit them at their house right before the pandemic lockdown. Gaston Arel died December 28, 2021, and this article is written in his memory.

Sundays at Noon : Aleksandr Nisse - piano, microtonal organ, electronics - Vimarsana News

Sundays at Noon : Aleksandr Nisse - piano, microtonal organ, electronics

Eventbrite - Sundays at Noon presents Sundays at Noon : Aleksandr Nisse - piano, microtonal organ, electronics - Sunday, 20 March 2022 at The Hugh Lane, Dublin 1, Dublin. Find event and ticket information.

Finding order (and a hometown connection) in a lost recording of a Bach masterwork - Vimarsana News

Finding order (and a hometown connection) in a lost recording of a Bach masterwork

This Christmas I received one gift that was really more like 400. A kindhearted and...

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.