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Kori Hill If you’ve visited Downtown Cincinnati, you may have stepped or stayed
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Franz Joseph Haydn never had any children, but the musicians who worked for him liked him so much they called him Papa Haydn. And Haydn is also known as the […]
Many of Haydn’s symphonies have nicknames, such as The Bear and Evening.
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The kind of galop that Dmitri Kabalevsky put his suite The Comedians has nothing to do with horses. In fact, it’s not even spelled the same as a horse's gallop. […]
Quite a few composers have written galops.
unique talent was recognized by composer Oliver Messiaen, who told him this: “you have
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Women’s History Month 5: Great Women Performers Through the centuries, there have
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pentatonic scale only has five notes (unlike the major and minor scales, which have
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For example, singers might have “piano accompaniment.”
Russian artist and architect Victor Hartman was a good friend of Modest Mussorgsky. When Hartman died at the age of 39, there was a memorial exhibit of his work. That […]
at an Exhibition” was originally written for solo piano, but quite a few people have