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Symphony's Choral Director to receive top honor at St. Louis Arts Awards | Local News - Vimarsana News

Symphony's Choral Director to receive top honor at St. Louis Arts Awards | Local News

Mazel tov! The whole shtetl buzzed with the news. Chanka, the butcher’s daughter, was engaged to Yankel, the carpenter’s son.  It was a local match, so the whole town got involved in the wedding preparations. A week before the wedding, Chanka could be found sewing the last few stitches on he…

Crescent City, African American Women, Haiti, Hungary, Folk Baroque & New Music - Vimarsana News

Crescent City, African American Women, Haiti, Hungary, Folk Baroque & New Music

Monday, February 1 Global Village marks International Day of Black Women in the Arts with a special show devoted to music from women from Africa and the Caribbean. We’ll hear sounds from the townships, zouk, reggae and more from such artists as Miriam Makeba, Angelique Kidjo, Jah9, Oumou Sangare, and Natu Camara. Tuesday, February 2 Global Village marks the birthday of Nemours Jean-Baptiste, the pioneer of kompa, one of Haiti’s most popular styles of music. We’ll hear some of his classic tracks, and a tribute to him from the Mini All Stars that revived interest in his music a quarter o...

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There's no better sonic hangover cure: New Year's Day Concert reviewed - Vimarsana News

There's no better sonic hangover cure: New Year's Day Concert reviewed

BBC iPlayer Longborough Festival Opera The best moment in the Vienna Philharmonic’s annual New Year’s Day Concert comes after the end of the advertised programme. The conductor gives a tiny gesture, the violins start a shimmer of tremolando, and a ripple of applause spreads through the hall. At this point, if you’re watching with first-timers, they’ll look at you, surprised. Why have they stopped? And you smile, because you know what the conductor knows, what the orchestra knows and what even the audience in the Musikverein — those bejewelled Eurostiffs in their £1,000 seats — kn...