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Some Infectiously Fun and Incredibly Fast Music on a Wurlitzer Organ [Video]

The organ is a polarizing instrument, but one organist is doing his best to appeal to a wide audience with these infectiously fun, utterly virtuosic, rather tongue-in-cheek, and thoroughly entertaining performances.

Stephen Raskauskas | June 10, 2015

How One Chord Changed the World: “Tristan” at 150

Stephen Raskauskas | June 9, 2015

What If Nina Simone Had Been a Classical Pianist?

WFMT | May 14, 2015

Minnesota Orchestra To Perform Historic Concerts in Cuba

Barcelona Dedicates a Garden to the Late Soprano Montserrat Figueras

Candice Agree | September 28, 2018

Soprano Montserrat Figueras, who specialized in early music, is being remembered by her native city of Barcelona with a garden dedicated in her name, located in Barcelona’s Eixample district, specifically in the Antiga Esquerra de l’Eixample. The City of Barcelona decided in June 2016 to name the interior garden as the Montserrat Figueras Gardens (Jardins de Montserrat Figueras). A plaque ...

Less than 5% of Audio Engineers are Women: This is My Story

Mary Mazurek | September 27, 2018

My name is Mary Mazurek, and I am a recording engineer, an artist, an educator, and a Ph.D. candidate. But most of all, I am a woman working in a very male-dominated field. I've enjoyed a wonderful career. But it almost didn't happen.

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