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Continue with Googleclassica.fr • Music • World
The article celebrates Ricercar record label's 40th anniversary, highlighting its contributions to the recording and promotion of German Baroque music through numerous artist collaborations and publications.
ladepeche.fr • Music • France
A concert featuring baritone Jean-Laurent Coëzy and organist Jean-Emmanuel Filet, performing works by Bach, Handel, and others, is being held on April 5th in Saint-Georges, France.
nytimes.com • Music • Netherlands
Dutch violinist André Rieu, known for his massive concerts and high sales, is building a cloister-like structure next to his 17th-century castle.
nytimes.com • Music • World
Cellist Seth Parker Woods's "Difficult Grace" multimedia concert pushes boundaries, blending classical music with spoken word, dance, and electronic elements.
thetimes.com • Music • China
The first-ever staging of Wagner's Ring cycle in China marks a significant cultural exchange and highlights the country's burgeoning interest in Western classical music.
nzz.ch • Music • Soviet Union
This article explores the hidden subversive messages within Dmitri Shostakovich's Fifth Symphony, revealing how he cleverly concealed his criticisms of the Soviet regime through musical quotations and symbolism.
theglobeandmail.com • Music • Canada
An amateur conductor is paying the Toronto Symphony Orchestra to lead a performance of Mahler's Symphony No. 2, causing concerns among some musicians about the potential impact on the orchestra's reputation.
ladepeche.fr • Music • France
The 5th edition of the Trois Soleils festival in Gimont, France, will feature two evenings of classical music, including a cello duo and an opera performance.