To celebrate International Women’s Day, BBC made a musical playlist of pieces composed by women such as Clara Schumann, Fanny Mendelssohn, and more recent composers like Charlotte Bray, Anna Clyne, Cheryl Frances-Hoad, Hannah Kendalland et Dobrinka […]
This video shows young musicians whose instruments are made with recycled materials. We can see young boy who built cello all by himself, using oil metal can founded in dumping […]
To correct the gender gap in the field of orchestral conduting, Morley College in London has created a class where young women are taught how to lead an orchestra. They […]
While classical concerts develop applications such as LiveNote and digital program notes, somes bands such as The Eagles forbid mobile phone use during their concerts. With this gesture, it is […]
Journalist Wendy Earle takes a stand about the popular cultural politics of democratization that encourages inclusiveness in contemporary artistic production. According to him, this perspective has the potential to damage […]
A sexagenarian man spent a night in prison because he sat in an empty seat more expensive than the one he paid for while attending the Le Fantôme de l’Opéra premiere at […]
Writer and Médecine des arts founder Doctor Arcier is asking just this question. Is it not difficult to close your eyes in order to base aesthetic jugements on music and nothing […]
How much are conductors paid? Why do trumpet players have big egos? Apparently these are the most pressing questions on people’s minds when it comes to orchestras, which may reveal […]
Oliver Sacks pioneered they discovery that music can be an effective tool to help those with Alzehimer’s disease, as it helps them regain memories, words, and emotions linked to music. […]
LiveLab is more than a concert hall. Equipped with neuronal sensors that can monitor the cerebral activity of up to 32 people, as well as movement detectors, which means this […]
