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By Anya Wassenberg on May 29, 2023
The Empress Caterina, a violin crafted by Antonio Stradivari in 1708 during his so-called Golden Period, is coming up for auction on June 8, 2023.
(Continue reading)By Anya Wassenberg on May 29, 2023
Opera Revue's Toronto Transit Comedy turns public transit complaints into high art, borrowing from Mozart with a message for mayoral candidates.
(Continue reading)By Anya Wassenberg on May 22, 2023
Hearing aids are effective devices for navigating everyday life with hearing loss; when it comes to music, results are less straightforward.
(Continue reading)By Anya Wassenberg on May 15, 2023
Supervising Sound Editor Greg Hedgepath has had a decades' long career in the film business, including creating the glorious music-rich sounds of Chevalier.
(Continue reading)By Anya Wassenberg on May 8, 2023
Beethoven was up at dawn on most mornings. He was meticulous about his coffee, which he brewed himself from exactly 60 coffee beans each day.
(Continue reading)By Anya Wassenberg on May 1, 2023
Tapestry Opera has launched COR, or the Canadian Opera Resource, a smart online tool that lets users easily explore Canadian operas and opera creators.
(Continue reading)By Anya Wassenberg on April 17, 2023
In Norway's Arctic, the Global Music Vault stores world's music for future generations, hinting at a bleak future.
(Continue reading)By Anya Wassenberg on April 3, 2023
Looking to unravel the mysteries of Beethoven’s life and death, DNA from locks of the master composer’s hair have been sequenced using a genomic analysis.
(Continue reading)By Anya Wassenberg on April 3, 2023
Canadian pianist Kevin Chen has won first prize in the 17th Arthur Rubinstein International Piano Master Competition in Tel Aviv.
(Continue reading)By Anya Wassenberg on April 3, 2023
Chemistry and music may not seem like related fields, but a researcher from Indiana University has come up with a way of converting the visible light that’s given off by the chemical elements into audio signals.
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