Sibelius' Famous Violin Concerto Op.47 was premiered on the 8th of February, 1904. Willy Burmester (photo) was originally supposed to play it but instead it was Victor Novacek. Sibelius conducted the @HelsinkiPhil
Kodály was a firm believer in the importance of heritage & culture in music education; he asserted there was no better music than that of a child's culture to teach children basic musical literacy. He developed integrated the singing of folk songs in the pupils' mother tongue.
The NYT says Philip Glass doesn’t waste time looking back. He is an amazing phenomenon. I’ve created a Spotify playlist to celebrate my Mad Rush CD. Please enjoy, explore and “follow” https://t.co/pi8HZfuRW9
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100 years ago today (24 Nov): the final version of Sibelius's Fifth Symphony was first performed in Helsinki. "Supremely bright and yet simple" (Helsingin Sanomat).
Happiness is singing in our choir!
Children have fun playing our musicianship games whilst developing social skills, musical expression and music reading/ sight singing skills. https://t.co/72W4OfE8Xf
We are getting excited for this Thursday's Australian Series concert at @PortraitAu! A world premiere from our own CSO musician Leanne Bear. Tickets are still on sale! https://t.co/knt1bsLVze 🎹🎻 #CSO#artandmusic#cello#piano#australianmusic
SPECIAL #ANU STUDENT RUSH $10 tickets for all full-time ANU Students for the Reimaginings concert 6.30pm tomorrow night at @PortraitAu. Student ID Required. Tickets available from the box office. @ourANU@ANUllewellyn@SoM_ANU
Tonight!
World Premiere of
Leanne Bear's new piece for Cello and Piano ,
Julian Smiles-Cello
Bernadette Harvey - piano.
National Portrait Gallery 6.30pm.
@NPG