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Pablo Helguera's pop-up 'Librería Donceles' lands at VPAM - Vimarsana News

Pablo Helguera's pop-up 'Librería Donceles' lands at VPAM

Artist Pablo Helguera brings a Spanish bookstore to VPAM. Plus, Basquiat at the Grand L.A. and an immersive 'Tempest,' in our weekly arts newsletter.

Essential Arts: L.A. isn't known for its booming chamber music scene — but it should be - Vimarsana News

Essential Arts: L.A. isn't known for its booming chamber music scene — but it should be

Los Angeles's thriving chamber music ecosystem is inextricable from its history. Plus: What Gustavo Dudamel's exit from the L.A. Phil means, how to navigate the art fair bonanza, and more in this week's newsletter.

Music by Jewish composers lost during the Holocaust revived by Exilarte Center : NPR - Vimarsana News

Music by Jewish composers lost during the Holocaust revived by Exilarte Center : NPR

The Exilarte Center in Vienna is the world's leading research institution devoted to preserving the work of composers such as Walter Arlen and others, who were exiled or killed during the Holocaust.

Source: npr.org
Film scores cover a spectrum of sounds and musical colors. Here are a few of note. - Vimarsana News

Film scores cover a spectrum of sounds and musical colors. Here are a few of note.

Composers Terence Blanchard, Nicholas Britell and Carter Burwell deliver scores from the fittingly lyrical, the flammable, to the — at times — very funny.

Source: aol.com
How an opera brought Rudolph's Schindler house to life - Vimarsana News

How an opera brought Rudolph's Schindler house to life

"Pauline" tells the story behind a key Modernist work. Plus, Matthew López's epic "Inheritance" and edgy "Oklahoma!" in our weekly arts newsletter