5 hrs ago | UTV Internet
the Classical Brit Awards 2008
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10 hrs ago | This Is London
London, Nono: Prometeo Festival Hall Fiona Maddocks's rating Description: The London Sinfonietta and the Royal Academy Of Music Manson Ensemble are amongst those performing the UK premiere of Luigi Nono's ... via This Is London
14 hrs ago | The Boston Globe
Putin: art should help strengthen state
Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin viewing the art collection of late cellist Mstislav Rostropovich and his widow Galina Vishnevskaya, displayed in Konstantinovsky Palace outside St. via The Boston Globe
19 hrs ago | Hereford Times
Singer backs breastfeeding campaign
“Your boobs are kind of stuck to you, so you're going to have food ready for your child. "It's cheaper, it's clean, it's the right temperature and everybody knows mother's milk is best.”
Welsh singer Charlotte Church has spoken about the joy and the pain of breastfeeding her eight-month-old daughter Ruby. via Hereford Times
Yesterday | Journal News
Here's a personal little wish list for tomorrow's Tony Awards nominations - 10 things I'd like to see on the nominees' roster this year. via Journal News
Yesterday | The Associated Press | Posted by The Associated Press
Prominent NYC chamber orchestra plans music hub
One of New York's most prominent chamber orchestras will soon have a permanent home and offer rehearsal spaces for classical musicians.
The Orchestra of St. Luke's plans to buy a part of a six-story Manhattan building and convert it into the DiMenna Center for Classical Music. The building also houses the Baryshnikov Arts Center.
The chamber orchestra's president, Marianne Lockwood, says the center is intended to be a hub for classical musicians. The orchestra is trying to raise $35 million to buy and renovate the building by 2010. Read more
Yesterday | BBC
Sunday | Peterborough Today
Rejected Ashley won't be new Nancy
Ashley became the seventh contestant to be eliminated from BBC One's talent show I'd Do Anything. via Peterborough Today
Sunday | DNJ.com
Ms. Cheap: Concert series engages families in classical music
“I love it that people can come have a picnic and hear some great music.”
Outdoor concerts are so much fun, especially when you can hear our wonderful Nashville Symphony play Beethoven, Brahms, Tchaikovsky and Mozart for free. via DNJ.com
Sunday | Pasadena Star-News
“Cl sica - las ra ces de la m sica”
The San Gabriel Valley Unit of the American Diabetes Association presents "Your Family Support Network for Diabetes," beginning at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday in the CHEC Building of the San Gabriel Valley Medical ... via Pasadena Star-News







