Dublin University Choir beautifully performs “Auld Lang Syne”
You ever come across a song that just wraps you up in this vibe of acceptance and warmth like nothing else? Well, ‘Auld Lang Syne’ … Read more
You ever come across a song that just wraps you up in this vibe of acceptance and warmth like nothing else? Well, ‘Auld Lang Syne’ … Read more
The likes of Beethoven and Mozart may be hailed as the greatest pianists of the modern age. However, today, there are plenty of Asian pianists … Read more
The Siqueira Lima Guitar Duo is regarded as one of the most prestigious guitar duos nowadays. From Classical works to Brazilian instrumentals they are recognized … Read more
A lot of individuals associate the organ with liturgical or religious purposes. However, the organ has the capacity to function in an array of non-lethal … Read more
Throughout the history of Western Classical music, composers have pushed the boundaries of music into their following eras. While one era embraces perfect counterpoint and … Read more
In terms of playability and adaptability, not many instruments as quite as diverse as the harmonica. Not many wind instruments have the harmonica beat when … Read more
Flight of the Bumblebee by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov isn’t an easy piece to master. It’s known for its frantic pace when played up to tempo, with … Read more
Many great composers didn’t start really making business until later in life, mostly in their late twenties up to middle age. However, a handful of … Read more
There is nothing quite like hearing an accordionist playing for the first time. Of course, every accordionist has his or her unique style; some prefer … Read more
Music theory has never sounded so catchy with this witty remake of the holiday classic The Christmas Song. Though it is a bit humorous, this … Read more
The violin has a long and prosperous history that spans decades. The list of famous violinists from all over the world is long because the … Read more
What means ‘a pit’ in theatre terms? The orchestra pit is between the stage and the audience and at a lower level. There is often … Read more
In 1917, Stravinsky met the great artist Pablo Picasso in Italy. While visiting him, Picasso drew a picture of Stravinsky. Igor packed it in his luggage … Read more
For more than a century, since he captured the spoken words “Mary had a little lamb” on a sheet of tinfoil, Thomas Edison has been … Read more
‘No one stirs up a stew in the genre so charmingly as the string quartet Salut Salon. Their enthusiasm for extraordinary pieces is so … Read more