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U18s End Season With Victory Over Palace - Ipswich Town News - Vimarsana News

U18s End Season With Victory Over Palace - Ipswich Town News

A strong Town U18 side completed their Professional Development League Two South campaign with a comfortable 3-0 victory against Crystal Palace at Playford Road on Wednesday afternoon, despite being reduced to 10 men. Ben Morris (pictured), Flynn Downes, who was later dismissed for a second bookable offence, and Conor McKendry, from the penalty spot, netted the goals.

Source: twtd.co.uk
The Gonzaga Band to close Early Music season - Vimarsana News

The Gonzaga Band to close Early Music season

The Gonzaga Band perform at Warwick St Mary's Church on Tuesday March 22.

Under-23s slip to defeat on penalties - Vimarsana News

Under-23s slip to defeat on penalties

Sunderland Under-23s lost the Premier League 2 Play-Off final following a 5-3 defeat on penalties to Crystal Palace.

Source: safc.com
Under-23s slip to defeat on penalties - Vimarsana News

Under-23s slip to defeat on penalties

Sunderland Under-23s lost the Premier League 2 Play-Off final following a 5-3 defeat on penalties to Crystal Palace. After it ended 0-0 in 90 minutes, extra-time was required, but still neither side could break the deadlock. Palace made no mistake with their five penalties, while Ellis Taylor missed for the Lads, as the hosts gained promotion to the first division. Two changes were made from the Lads’ 2-0 win at Stoke City in the semi-final, with Cieran Dunne and Brandon Taylor coming in for Stephen Wearne and a trialist. Dan Neil once again captained the side, with top goalscorer...

Source: safc.com
Classical music will prosper if it embraces young disruptors - Vimarsana News

Classical music will prosper if it embraces young disruptors

Classical music will prosper if it embraces young disruptors Proms purists tend only to reinforce the genre's reputation as elitist and inaccessible 14 March 2021 • 8:15pm Channel-flicking the other evening, I happened upon an archive clip from 1967, showing the classical musician and critic, Hans Keller, in conversation with Roger Waters, the co-founder of Pink Floyd. It was an even-tempered exchange, which ended with Keller observing that the Floyd’s music struck him as “a little bit of a regression to childhood – but after all, why not?” There followed another would-be confrontat...