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Angelica Frey

Angelica Frey is an Italian former scholar in Classics who just got her master’s degree in journalism from NYU. She has written for Saveur and First We Feast and is now a regular contributor to New York Magazine’s Bedford+Bowery. She has a soft spot for Germanic mythology, Tchaikovsky and Japanese pop culture.
Anneleen Lenaerts - Photo by Marco Borggreve

3 Questions with Anneleen Lenaerts, Principal Harpist of the Vienna Philharmonic

Jul 1, 2018Oct 12, 2015 by Angelica Frey

Back in 2011, Belgian harpist Anneleen Lenaerts, now a soloist at the Vienna Philharmonic, recorded an album containing harp arrangements of Chopin’s and Liszt’s most … Read more

Categories 3 QUESTIONS, CLASSICAL, FEATURED Tags Harp
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Watch Yo Yo Ma and Misty Copeland perform for Stephen Colbert

Jul 1, 2018Oct 8, 2015 by Angelica Frey

At The Late Night Show with Stephen Colbert, principal dancer Misty Copeland discussed her upcoming documentary, A Ballerina’s Tale and her stand when it comes … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL Tags Alistair Macaulay, American Ballet Theatre, Cello, Misty Copeland, Stephen Colbert
bohemian rhapsody for symphony orchestra

This might be the best orchestral version of Bohemian Rhapsody

Jul 1, 2018Sep 30, 2015 by Angelica Frey

Bohemian Rhapsody is, by all means, one of the most artistically elaborate songs of the past four decades, seamlessly integrating elements of opera, ballads and … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL, JAZZ, ROCK, POP Tags Bohemian Rhapsody, classical music covers
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How the London Symphony Orchestra recorded the soundtrack of Candy Crush Soda Saga

Jul 1, 2018Sep 30, 2015 by Angelica Frey

Candy Crush is undoubtedly a commuter’s best friend: rows of green, purple and golden-colored candies fill up smartphone screens and lighten up the mood even … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL, INSPIRATIONAL Tags abbey road, apps, Candy Crush, Super Mario
building a cello documentary

This inspiring documentary takes you through the creation of a cello from scratch

Jan 21, 2020Sep 30, 2015 by Angelica Frey

The sound of the cello expresses intimacy, warmth, fullness and is at the same time lyrical, tragic, epic and melancholic. How can all this be … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL Tags Cello
george gershwin rhapsody in blue

Rhapsody in Blue is the Musical Kaleidoscope of America

Jul 1, 2018Sep 26, 2015 by Angelica Frey

“What is American music?” read the headline of an article appearing on the January 4th, 1924 edition of the New York Tribune: such article was … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL Tags clarinet, Rhapsody in Blue
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L.A. Philharmonic offers free Virtual Reality performances of Beethoven’s Fifth

Jul 1, 2018Sep 12, 2015 by Angelica Frey

Have you ever hoped you could be so immersed in a music performance that you were actually able to discern the slightest eye movement of … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL, MUSIC TECH Tags 3-D technology, 3d Sound, Beethoven’s 5th Symphony, concert halls, music tech, Oculus, VAN Beethoven, Virtual Reality, walt disney concert hall

Unique photo revealed: is this Mozart’s wife, Constanze?

Feb 27, 2019Sep 9, 2015 by Angelica Frey

While there is plenty of pictorial evidence depicting Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart—as a child sitting by his piano and as an adult wearing his signature red … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL Tags Constanze Mozart
treble clef sand art

Seven Beautiful Classical Music-Inspired Sand Artworks

Jul 1, 2018Sep 3, 2015 by Angelica Frey

We are used to thinking about music in terms of acoustic rather than visual components. However, sand can offer beautiful visual representations of musical instruments … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL, INSPIRATIONAL, LISTS Tags 3d, Music Art, Sand Artworks, Sand in your eye, Treble clef, violin
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R. I. P. Oliver Sacks, author of Musicophilia

Jul 1, 2018Aug 31, 2015 by Angelica Frey

Oliver Sacks, the acclaimed British neurologist who extensively studied the effects of music on the brain died on August 30th after battling cancer for the … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL, INSPIRATIONAL Tags CBS, Musicophilia, Ode to Joy, Oliver Sacks
Theater of the Accordion William Schimmel

William Schimmel gave a distilled reinterpretation of Mahler’s Ninth Symphony

Jul 1, 2018Aug 17, 2015 by Angelica Frey

With four movements known as Andante, Im Tempo eines gemächlichen Ländlers. Etwas täppisch und sehr derb, Rondo Burleske: Allegro Assai. Sehr Trotzig, and Adagio. Sehr … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL Tags Accordion, NPR Music
The stolen Stradivarius violin belonging to the late renowned violinist Roman Totenberg

Should we now call the Ames Stradivarius the Ames-Totenberg Stradivarius?

Jul 1, 2018Aug 17, 2015 by Angelica Frey

There are less than 700 remaining Stradivari violins and, on August 6th, one of them was rightfully returned to the family of its rightful owner … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL Tags Stradivarius, The Strad, violin
nintendo shaped piano

This Nintendo-Shaped Piano is the Embodiment of All Your Childhood Dreams

Jan 2, 2020Aug 13, 2015 by Angelica Frey

It’s Super Mario’s 30th anniversary, and there are countless creative ways to celebrate the leaps and the heroic feats of the Italian plumber that defined … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL, MUSIC FUN Tags NES, Nintendo, Piano, Satoru Iwata, Super Mario Bros
manchester halle orchestra brink you own booze

Manchester’s Hallé Orchestra wants you to pay what you want and bring your own booze to their concert

Jul 1, 2018Aug 12, 2015 by Angelica Frey

Autumn brings a welcome novelty to Manchester Bridgewater Hall, where the award-winning Hallé orchestra will perform selections of the finest examples of music of the … Read more

Categories CLASSICAL Tags concert halls
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Musician Xavi Lozano shows us that anything can be turned into a wind instrument

Jul 1, 2018Aug 10, 2015 by Angelica Frey

Everything is capable of making music, at least according to Catalan musician Xavi Lozano. Crutches, watering cans, brooms and chair, in fact, can “show us … Read more

Categories INSPIRATIONAL Tags Pan Flute
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