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D'Oyly Carte opera items discovered at Llandudno antiques valuation - Vimarsana News

D'Oyly Carte opera items discovered at Llandudno antiques valuation

Items including a four stone diamond ring, a diamond crucifix and a ruby and diamond brooch were also valued.

Maryann Kissaun: a life immersed in music - Vimarsana News

Maryann Kissaun: a life immersed in music

Acclaimed concert pianist, who collaborated with several international performers and musicians, died on August 8

The Apple and The Tree at An Táin Arts Centre Dundalk - Vimarsana News

The Apple and The Tree at An Táin Arts Centre Dundalk

A unique father and son concert with Frank and JJ McNamara comes to Dundalk at An Táin Arts Centre, Saturday 30th April at 8pm.  The programme inclu...

Kenneth V Jones, film composer, organist, orchestra founder and choir director – obituary - Vimarsana News

Kenneth V Jones, film composer, organist, orchestra founder and choir director – obituary

Kenneth V Jones, film composer, organist, orchestra founder and choir director – obituary He drove a diesel engine in Canterbury Cathedral and was once playing a crematorium organ when the corpse sat bolt upright Kenneth V Jones conducting Wimbledon Symphony Orchestra Credit: family Kenneth V Jones, who has died aged 96, was a prolific film composer whose lush orchestral scores can be heard on dozens of movies including How to Murder a Rich Uncle (1957), Oscar Wilde (1960) and The Projected Man (1966). He helped Ava Gardner to look plausible as a pianist in Pandora and the Flying Dutchman ...

15 famous pieces of music that had disastrous first nights... - Vimarsana News

15 famous pieces of music that had disastrous first nights...

The Blue Danube No other piece of music better illustrates the ‘flop to hit’ reversal than Johann Strauss II’s By the Beautiful Blue Danube. Here’s a waltz everybody knows, but the audience at its premiere did not entirely go with the flow. The work was intended to boost Viennese morale after Austria’s defeat at the hands of Prussia in the Seven Weeks’ War. And so it might have, had ‘humorous’ lyrics intended to make light of Austria’s problems not then been added. The first-night crowd hated them and the piece received just one encore making it, in Strauss’s terms, a dis...