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Spoleto Festival 2024 opens with 'Ruinous Gods,' a world-premiere opera that's a clarion call for awareness and action | News - Vimarsana News

Spoleto Festival 2024 opens with 'Ruinous Gods,' a world-premiere opera that's a clarion call for awareness and action | News

CHARLESTON, SC – Spoleto Festival USA’s opening event, “Ruinous Gods,” a chamber opera, explores the effects of displacement trauma on its youngest sufferers and commands us - with compelling music,

Montana Folk Festival adds seven more artists - Vimarsana News

Montana Folk Festival adds seven more artists

Organizers with the Montana Folk Festival released the names of seven acts scheduled to perform at this year’s festival on Thursday.The latest announcement incl

Classical: Tamás Varga Guest Stars With Frankly Music - Vimarsana News

Classical: Tamás Varga Guest Stars With Frankly Music

Renowned principal cellist with Vienna Philharmonic featured in Bach, Reger and Brahms.

Taylor Swift's convoy heads to Capella Singapore: Inside Capella's above S$10k per night suite - Vimarsana News

Taylor Swift's convoy heads to Capella Singapore: Inside Capella's above S$10k per night suite

The very reason why Taylor Swift may have chosen Capella Singapore: its private gardens and grounds are built away from main roads and are framed by the sea. Read more.

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UNC music professor's 'Rhapsody in Raag Jog' will blend cultures and sounds in world debut – Greeley Tribune - Vimarsana News

UNC music professor's 'Rhapsody in Raag Jog' will blend cultures and sounds in world debut – Greeley Tribune

“I felt my dad’s presence and it was an epiphany of what he was trying to communicate to me as a child,” Shah said. “That was the spark."