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Auckland.Scoop » Dazzling Pianist Returns To Perform Timeless Bernstein With NZSO - Vimarsana News

Auckland.Scoop » Dazzling Pianist Returns To Perform Timeless Bernstein With NZSO

Scoop Auckland provides news and views from Auckland, New Zealand

Conductor Jonathon Heyward is poised to make history in NYC and Baltimore - Vimarsana News

Conductor Jonathon Heyward is poised to make history in NYC and Baltimore

Gothamist is a non-profit local newsroom, powered by WNYC.

Skull fragments believed to be from Ludwig van Beethoven that were kept in locked drawer by California man whose great-great-uncle received them in 1863 will be returned to Vienna - Vimarsana News

Skull fragments believed to be from Ludwig van Beethoven that were kept in locked drawer by California man whose great-great-uncle received them in 1863 will be returned to Vienna

The bone fragments suspected to belong to famed 18th-century composer Ludwig van Beethoven are being returned to Vienna after spending 30 years in a drawer in California.

Marthe Bracquemond (1898–1973): Organist, composer, and collaborator - Vimarsana News

Marthe Bracquemond (1898–1973): Organist, composer, and collaborator

Steven Young discusses the life and work of 20th-century French organist Marthe Bracquemond.

Review: PROM 8 – IMPRESSIONS OF SPAIN, Royal Albert Hall - Vimarsana News

Review: PROM 8 – IMPRESSIONS OF SPAIN, Royal Albert Hall

William Shakespeare famously wrote extensively about places which he had never visited, so why shouldn’t composers do the same? Of the four pieces performed in this Spain-themed Prom, only one of the composers was Spanish - the rest were French, and at least one of them (namely Claude Debussy) had to rely on accounts of Spain from native dancers, artists, and musicians, as he had never set foot in the country. This French presence, however, did not impinge on the overall Spanish flavour of the evening.