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Edvard to the Rescue May 7 on WHRO FM Although Brahms and Tchaikovsky share a birthday this month, the relationship between them was not always harmonious. The two embraced vastly different ideas of composition. Brahms felt as if he was continuing Beethoven’s legacy, and believed that music should be absolute with no extra meanings, music for music’s sake. It was another follower of Beethoven, though, that helped create the sound world of Tchaikovsky and many of his fellow composers. Hector Berlioz was an influential composer whose treatise on orchestration was lik...

Thinking of getting a puppy... here's what you really need to know first Eimear Hutchinson and her family got a puppy a few months ago. Here's what she hoped she knew first... The latest addition to Eimear Hutchinson's family. Eimear Hutchinson WE got a puppy a few months ago, it is something I always knew was going to happen ever since I met my husband. He grew up with dogs and made it clear from the beginning he wanted one at some stage. Me, on the other hand, I wouldn’t have called myself a dog lover. When I was younger, a neighbour’s very large dog used to run out and chase us or jum...

  · 3D inversion of the Red Setter ultra-detailed magnetics has delineated 3 highly magnetic bodies over an expanded area now covering 3km x 1km. · Largest individual priority 1 magnetic target has a 1500m strike length with a width of 400m and starts at around 75m from surface. · Magnetic survey reveals that all magnetic targets are much shallower than 150m-250m depth previously modelled. · The relatively shallower target depth is strongly advantageous both from an exploration and future development potential perspective. ...

Wishbone Gold expectations 'exceeded' after magnetic survey

With exercise restricted in England by lockdown laws, some walkers are inadvertently damaging crops as they eschew public footpaths churned into mud.