Festival The rise of the Crimson King The Stones in the Park generally refers to a free outdoor festival held in Hyde Park on 5 July 1969 that was headlined… March 18, 2018
Orchestra Vivaldi's Bohemian Concerto was the last gift for the dying lute Within Antonio Vivaldi's creative period, the lute was going out of fashion as the lead solo instrument, though its… March 17, 2018
Technologies Stephen Hawking's message immortalized through the sound of modern pop culture Great late Stephen Hawking is known for his extensive work in the fields of quantum physics, focusing on general and… March 16, 2018
Classical Guitar Farewell to Stromness: the protest tune that fell into national consciousness One of the most respected composers of his generation, Peter Maxwell Davies (1934–2016) bridged medieval and… March 15, 2018
Songwriter The Snows They Melt the Soonest survives through folk tradition The Snows They Melt the Soonest is a British folk song dating back to at least as far as 1821. It was mentioned, along… March 15, 2018
Orchestra Walks along Moldau river ended in the greatest symphonic poem of all time Bedřich Smetana conceived a series of orchestral pieces based on the legends and landscapes of his homeland entitled Má… March 14, 2018
Piano Ambient and classical mixed on the Orkney Islands Erland Cooper is a Scottish producer and musician born and raised on Scottish archipelago of Orkney. Cooper spent years… March 14, 2018
Classical Guitar Stylistic diversity of acoustic guitar duo Oka Vanga Oka Vanga—a play on the name ‘Okavango’, a river delta in Botswana—is the band name for South African born Angela Meyer… March 13, 2018
Classical Guitar Cuban guitar tradition of Leo Brouwer Leo Brouwer has earned his legendary status as a contemporary composer for his extensive work in guitar music. He has… March 12, 2018
Violin Paganini's one-stringed soap opera The life of Niccolò Paganini was surrounded by a number of legends. A particularly colorful story tells of Paganini… March 12, 2018
Harpsichord The Renaissance swan song for the English monarchy Thomas Tomkins (1572–1656) was a prominent English composer of the generation that flourished in England in the late… March 11, 2018
Trumpet Chet Baker: the divine voice of the West Coast jazz Chesney Henry "Chet" Baker Jr. was born in 1929 in Yale, Oklahoma. The son of musically inclined parents, he sang in… March 11, 2018
Violin Wild harmony of the northern fjords by Nils Økland and Hardanger fiddle Nils Økland is an innovative violinist and composer from Norway, instantly recognizable for his extensive use of the… March 10, 2018
Songwriter The Unthanks: keeping with the modern spirit of the English folk song The Unthanks is an English group known for their eclectic approach in combining traditional Northumbrian folk with… March 10, 2018
Football Liverpool FC and the famous You'll Never Walk Alone chant in a Pink Floyd track You'll Never Walk Alone is a show tune from the 1945 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Carousel. The song has been… March 9, 2018
Harpsichord Isabella Leonarda: convent star of the Baroque era Isabella Leonarda’s works include examples of nearly every sacred genre: motets and sacred concertos for one to four… March 9, 2018
Orchestra The ever-evolving legend of Coriolanus The Coriolan Overture, written by Ludwig van Beethoven, is an adaptation of Heinrich Joseph von Collin's tragedy… March 8, 2018
Violin Anne Dudley's BAFTA winning work is a marriage of pop and the classical Composer, arranger, producer and performer, Anne Dudley is a multi-talented musician whose work encompasses pop and… March 8, 2018
Sarod Ali Akbar Khan: the true guru of Indian classical harmony The first key point of Indian classical music is its structure. Unlike the Western canons, it is structured… March 7, 2018
Technologies Starman's mission made possible at last with Musk sending Bowie to the stars In February 2018, the 1st Falcon Heavy Rocket was successfully launched, carrying on board a Tesla Roadster car which… March 7, 2018