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Sometimes known simply as ‘Covent Garden’, The Royal Opera House in the bustling London district of Covent Garden currently houses Britain’s Royal Ballet and The Royal Opera. The front of the...
The Russian Winter Festival is a free event held annually in London's Trafalgar Square. This unique event offers insight in to the Russian Way of life for young and young at heart alike!
The Portland Symphony, founded in 1924, has been recognized as one of the finest symphonies of its size in the United States. The 85-member orchestra performs at Merrill Auditorium, a 1900-seat...
The Cleveland Orchestra, founded in 1918, is ranked among the finest symphonies in the world. In fact, "New Yorker Magazine" called it the "finest in America" in 2005. Under the direction of Franz...
The Boston Pops, also known as the Boston Symphony Orchestra, has been around since the 1800s. Officially named the Boston Pops in the season of 1900, hundreds of thousands of people see the Pops...
Church orchestras are a growing part of many churches because they provide such beautiful music for the congregation. If you're a conductor or an instrumentalist, starting a church orchestra may...
Do you want to put your musical ability to work this Holiday season? Weather it's Christmas, Easter or any time, you can do it.
Attending the symphony can be expensive and this prohibits some individuals from going to events even though they'd really like to attend. With a little searching you can find cheap symphony...
Knowing where to sit in when you are a musician in an orchestra can be confusing and may seem impossible to understand. Luckily, there are an easy set of typical rules of where everyone sits that...
Vienna, Austria, is the classical music capital of the world. It is filled with the spirits of such immortals as Beethoven, Mozart, Schubert, and Brahms, and is the present-day home of the...
“Finlandia,” the beloved symphonic poem by Finnish composer Jean Sibelius, was composed and revised during the years 1899 and 1900. During that time, Finland was under the colonial control of the...
Classical music is called “classical” for a reason. It has been appreciated for decades. It’s cool enough to be used in Bugs Bunny cartoons and movie soundtracks, such as “Clockwork Orange,” yet...
Imagine the perfect evening picnic: The sun sets slowly behind the horizon, and soon you and your partner are picnicking under the stars. In the background, the strains of classical music fill the...
The Philadelphia Orchestra was founded in 1900. In its first 100 years, it had only six music directors. The home of the Philadelphia Orchestra is the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts. In the...
Many schools have an orchestra for students that study classical music. If your school doesn't, consider starting one. Comprised largely of stringed instruments and woodwinds, an orchestra also...
Joining a youth symphony is an exciting experience for any musician. Most youth symphonies have musicians that range between the ages of 12 and 18. It is a great way to meet other musicians in...
Symphony No. 9 in E Minor, nicknamed the “New World Symphony,” was written by Czech composer Antonin Dvorak in 1893, during a three-year stay in the United States. Its most famous passage is the...
Music has always been a big part of human quality life. Art. Creativity. Uplifting.
The Boston Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1881 and is considered one of the world's premiere orchestras. Its home base is Symphony Hall in Boston, Massachusetts. The Orchestra travels to...
“Eine Kleine Nachtmusik” (A Little Night Music), particularly the first movement, is one of Mozart’s most famous pieces. This article will give you some ideas and images to think about while you...
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