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Posted: Dec 28, 2020 3:00 AM ET | Last Updated: January 4 We said goodbye to many greats in 2020, including the one and only Little Richard.(Stephane de Sakutin/AFP/Stringer/Getty Images; design by Andrea Warner/CBC Music.) comments This year took and it took and it took. Great musicians and talented artists were no exceptions. In 2020, we said goodbye to pioneers of everything from reggae to conga to rock; virtuosos and geniuses alike; and artists who broke through racial barriers and gender binaries, trailblazers who changed music for everyone that followed. In 2020, the "global experien...

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Associated Press PARIS — Ivry Gitlis, an acclaimed violinist who played with famed conductors, rock stars and jazz bands around the world and worked to make classical music accessible to the masses, has died in Paris at 98. France's culture minister announced his death Thursday, hailing him as "a magnificent performer, a generous musician" who dedicated his life "to serving all kinds of music." The cause of death and plans for funeral arrangements were not immediately announced. Recognizable in recent decades by his long white hair and distinctive caps and scarves, Gitlis began playing in t...

12:38 PM MYT FILE PHOTO: Argentina's soccer team head coach Diego Maradona smiles during their international friendly soccer match against Scotland at Hampden Park stadium in Glasgow, Scotland on November 19, 2008. One of the world's greatest football genius died in November aged 60. - Reuters FOR many Asians, 2020 was a very hectic year mainly battling Covid-19 and others times it has been quite a sad outing after the 2020 Tokyo Games was postponed to 2021 and the world withnessing many, many legends passing away. FROM legendary actors Kirk Douglas and Sean Connery to matriar...

Ivry Gitlis, a violinist who spanned genres, dies at 98 Gitlis notably worked to make classical music accessible to the masses and once performed with the Rolling Stones. Author: Associated Press Updated: 7:07 AM EST December 25, 2020 PARIS, France — Ivry Gitlis, an acclaimed violinist who played with famed conductors, rock stars and jazz bands around the world and worked to make classical music accessible to the masses, has died in Paris at 98. France’s culture minister announced his death Thursday, hailing him as “a magnificent performer, a generous mus...