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London travel for King's Coronation: Road closures begin today - Vimarsana News

London travel for King's Coronation: Road closures begin today

Westminster Bridge, the Victoria Embankment into Upper Thames Street and an area around Waterloo station in London will all be shut from 4pm today until 9am tomorrow.

King's Coronation: Queen Camilla's grandsons and Lady Susan Hussey arrive at Buckingham Palace - Vimarsana News

King's Coronation: Queen Camilla's grandsons and Lady Susan Hussey arrive at Buckingham Palace

Queen Camilla's grandsons Gus and Louis Lopes and Queen Elizabeth II's lady-in-waiting Lady Susan Hussey were among VIPs arriving at Buckingham Palace today.

National Children's Chorus to Have Solo Debut at Carnegie Hall's Stern Auditorium in May - Vimarsana News

National Children's Chorus to Have Solo Debut at Carnegie Hall's Stern Auditorium in May

The GRAMMY Award-winning National Children's Chorus (NCC), under the leadership of Artistic Director Luke McEndarfer and Associate Artistic Director Dr. Pamela Blackstone, will present 'Voices of Action, Creating a World of Belonging,' the organization's solo debut concert at Carnegie Hall's Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage on Saturday, May 6 at 3pm.

King Charles Coronation: London travel news and which roads will be closed - Vimarsana News

King Charles Coronation: London travel news and which roads will be closed

EXCLUSIVE: Routes around St James's Park, Westminster, Waterloo and Charing Cross Tube stations in central London will be shut from 4pm next Tuesday until 9am the following day.

The last unashamedly happy masterpiece: Haydn's The Creation, at Ulster Hall, reviewed - Vimarsana News

The last unashamedly happy masterpiece: Haydn's The Creation, at Ulster Hall, reviewed

Haydn’s The Creation is Paradise Lost without the Lost. True, the words aren’t exactly up there: translated into German by Haydn’s pal Baron van Swieten and subsequently retro-translated into some of the clumsiest, most endearingly rococo English ever set to music. But you get the idea. Near the start some demons get consigned (very efficiently)