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A new study has revealed that children who are given music lessons are more likely to succeed in areas of science and problem-solving. The study, carried out by Michigan…
A new study has revealed that children who are given music lessons are more likely to succeed in areas of science and problem-solving. The study, carried out by Michigan…
The hymns to be performed are Breathe on Me, Breath of God and Be Thou My Vision, with anthems by Richard Popplewell (Blessed Jesu! Here we Stand) and John Rutter (The Lord…
The instrument will be displayed at a public viewing by the auction house, Tarisio, from 27-28 October in London. The thieves struck at a Pret a Manger café outside Euston…
When you have no idea what you’re doing If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. Loudly. On the organ. In the most dramatic part of the concert. Putting…
A handwritten letter by Richard Wagner, dated 1881, is due to be auctioned on October 24 at Barcelona auction house, La Suite. The signed letter was written by the famous composer in…
In this edition, Richard Wigmore examines Mozart’s final year and marvels at the period of frenetic creativity during the composer’s final 12 months. Also this issue, Arnold Whittall champions British composer Sir Harrison…
Once the Piano Guys were granted a permit to film on the Great Wall, they had to decide on which music to record. As well as including the classical influence, they…
The great Italian composer Verdi – born on October 9 or 10. BBC Radio 3’s Verdi 200 celebrations are under way and will run until next week. Four operas will be broadcast. Don Carlo (tonight, October…
Professor John Rink led the research, carrying out studies at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, and the Royal College of Music, has revealed that musicians may be most creative when not…
Professor John Rink led the research, carrying out studies at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, and the Royal College of Music, has revealed that musicians may be most creative when not…