Throughout history there have been so many deaths that have occurred from gruesome causes, that if they had occurred today, would have kept their positions in tranding for weeks.
The First Form of Free Expression in Classical Music
Today, we are used to music being an art that is not constrained by certain rigors, especially when it comes to language and subject matter, but the same cannot be said for other historical periods.
5 Musical Instruments You've Never Heard Of Before
What instruments do you associate classical music with? Violin, cello, piano? Beyond the instruments you know and notice frequently, you may have heard some...
Top 7 Most Expensive Musical Instruments In The World
In the world of classical music, the value lies in things that open a portal to the past, things shrouded in mystery and stories often witnessed only by themselves.
How Far Would You Go To Perform Monteverdi?
Claudio Monteverdi was born in 1567 in Cremona, a picturesque town in northern Italy, at a time of profound cultural and religious change in Europe.
Georges Bizet. From Sevilla, With Love
Georges Bizet's Carmen is perhaps one of the most compelling and intense stories in the Romantic repertoire. It is a story about a woman overcome by passion and the men who...
Symphonie Fantastique: Between Love and Hate
The 19th century begins in Europe with major social and ideological changes, and music, and art in general, will also adapt to these changes in society.
How To Choose The Right Violin For Your Child
Choosing the right size for your child's violin is a vital aspect of starting the new musical journey. A violin that is too large can cause strain on your child's arm and shoulder, leading to poor technique and possible injury.
Antonio Vivaldi: The Red-haired Priest Of The Baroque
In a Venice enlivened by the warm sunshine and brilliant light reflecting off its canals, Antonio Vivaldi was a remarkable presence, not only for his musical genius but also for his distinctive physical appearance.
