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segretecose · 7 months
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it's all fun and games until she whips out franco battiato's last released album torneremo ancora (2019) featuring london's royal philarmonic orchestra
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Léo Weiner (1885-1960): Serenade for small orchestra, op.3
London Philarmonic Orchestra Sir Georg Solti - conductor 
0:00 I. Allegretto, quasi andantino 5:52 II. Lebhaft, sehr rhytmisch 11:00 III. Andantino 14:50 IV. Allegro molto
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thatsagreatpainting · 7 years
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rudyroth79 · 7 years
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Știri: ”Oedipe” de George Enescu în deschiderea Festivalului Internațional ”George Enescu” (2 septembrie 2017)
Știri: ”Oedipe” de George Enescu în deschiderea Festivalului Internațional ”George Enescu” (2 septembrie 2017)
Alegerea capodoperei enesciene ”Oedipe” pentru deschiderea celei de-a XXIII-a ediții a Festivalului Internațional ”George Enescu” (2–24 septembrie) este o foarte bună alegere, chiar dacă nu e vorba de o montare nouă, ci de opera în concert, dar într-o formulă nouă, multimedia. Sâmbătă, 2 septembrie 2017, la ora 19.30, la Sala Mare a Palatului dirijorul Vladimir Jurowski, directorul artistic al…
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tiggersmoke · 3 years
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I Wish we could still have him
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positivelyamazonian · 7 years
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The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Robert Ziegler, will be performing McCree's work as orchestrated by Adam Langston. Recording at the world famous Abbey Road Studios is booked across five sessions for Monday & Tuesday, October 16th & 17th, 2017. The release date of The Tomb Raider Suite was slated for November 2017, but this could meet delays to allow mixing, mastering and manufacturing.
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rules: you can usually tell a lot about a person by the music they listen to ! put your music library on shuffle and list the first 10 songs, then tag 10 people💚💚
thank you for tagging me, @cocothecoconutcat!! <3
1. Lividi Sui Gomiti - Måneskin
2. A Kind of Magic - Queen
3. Forever - The Little Dippers
4. Brianstorm - Arctic Monkeys
5. Ma mère l'oye, M.60: 5. Le jardin féerique. Lent et grave - Valeria Szervánszky, Ronald Cavaye
6. La dot - Aya Nakumura
7. My Body's Made of Crushed Little Stars - Mitski
8. Mr. Knightley - Isobel Waller-Bridge, David Schweitzer
9. Old Friend - Mitski
10. Mozart: Requiem in D Minor, K626: Lacrimosa - W.A. Mozart, London Philarmonic Orchestra, Franz Welser-Möst
I am tagging @love-n-purple, @jackredfieldwasmyjacob, @balkanica, @acadiera, @widgenstain, @balkansoul, @arabskaya-devushka, @sinestezijaa, @zvezde, @smoskva if you want to do this!
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paralleljulieverse · 3 years
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‘You meet your prince, a charming prince,  As charming as a prince will ever be...’
In honour of the recent passing of HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, we thought it appropriate to cast a brief spotlight on a little known occasion from British theatre history when our Julie sang for the Prince. Or at least one of the times, that is, because Julie actually performed before the Prince on several occasions over the years, dating right back to the very beginning of her career. Prince Philip was part of the King’s Party, along with his wife, the then Princess Elizabeth, at the legendary 1948 Royal Command Performance where Julie sang at age 13, the youngest artiste ever to be included in a Royal Variety. The Duke was also in attendance at several subsequent Royal Command Performances at which Julie performed including 1959 and 1977, as well as the special Royal Gala Performance of My Fair Lady in 1958.
One of the more significant performances, however, was a special late-night charity concert on 26 October 1959 at which Prince Philip served solo honours as official Royal sponsor. Titled Royal Midnight Matinee, the concert was an all-star variety benefit for the National Playing Fields Association -- a charity for which the Duke was President -- in conjunction with the Jewish National Fund Charitable Trust. Similar ‘midnight matinee’ events had been organised previously, held late at night so that performers from the various West End shows could participate. This particular late-night benefit was put together by two of the UK’s biggest impresarios of the era, Val Parnell and Lew Grade, who “hoped to make it one of the most spectacular shows ever known” (‘Prince’, 1). 
Held at London’s iconic Palladium Theatre, the Royal Midnight Matinee brought together a galaxy of big name stars, several of whom had featured prominently in Julie’s earlier professional life. From her days on Educating Archie and the pantomime Cinderella, was Max Bygraves and, doing headline honours, was the great Danny Kaye who had performed alongside Julie at the aforementioned Royal Command Performance in 1948. Another alumnus from that variety show, Arthur Askey, was also scheduled to appear but he had to withdraw at the eleventh hour owing to family bereavement and was hastily replaced by Jimmy James, Roy Castle and Bretton Woods. Rounding out the company was a diverse roster of talents including Tommy Steele, Benny Hill, Roberston Hare, Irving Davies, the London cast of West Side Story, the London Philarmonic Orchestra, the Tiller Girls dance troupe, and an assortment of music hall acrobats, jugglers and comics. For her part, Julie sang a trio of songs in a special solo set: “Little Bit in Love”, “London Pride” and, her mandatory signature piece, “I Could Have Danced All Night”. She rejoined the stage at the end of the night where the entire company sang a rousing rendition of “There’s No Business Like Show Business” before ending with the customary, “God Save the Queen” (R.B., 3). The curtain came down at 2:45am, after which Prince Philip went backstage to thank the 175 artistes who had participated and personally greeted several of the main stars, including Julie. 
Reviews of the show were uniformly enthusiastic. The Times pronounced it “a brave show for the small hours”, the Daily Mirror adjudged it “excellent” (Rolls, 2), and The Stage called it “bright” and “memorable”, making special mention of Julie for “looking wonderful” and making “everyone in the theatre happy” (R.B., 3). Moreover, the night raised over £31,000 for its nominated charities (R.B, 3). A substantial portion of those funds came from advertising in the show’s programme which clocked in at 154 pages and weighed a whopping one-and-a-half pounds (Rolls, 2).
Sources:
‘Danny Kaye for Midnight Matinee.’ The Stage. 17 September 1959: 1.
‘Prince Philip at Midnight Matinee.’ The Stage. 16 July 1959: 1.
R.B. ‘Bright Show for the Duke.’ The Stage. 29 October 1959: 3.
Rolls, John. ‘Life in the Mirror: Heavyweight.’ Daily Mirror. 27 October 1959: 2.
Royal Midnight Matinee Programme. London: Purnell & Sons, 1959.
‘Stars Of Musicals In Midnight Matinee.’ The Times. 29 October 1959: 4.
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likeanoldstory · 4 years
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I was tagged by the beautiful https://oh-violette.tumblr.com/, thank u so much ♡
Put your music on shuffle and list the first 20 songs that come up - no skipping! Then tag 10 people
Love Me Tender - Elvis Presley, Royal Philarmonic Orchestra
Dog Days Are Over iTunes Live London Fest - Florence + The Machine
Runaway - Bon Jovi
Death By A Thousand Cuts - Taylor Swift
La Clameur Du Silence - Dark Sanctuary
Nightcall - London Grammar
Big God - Florence + The Machine
Hell to the Liars - London Grammar
Spectrum - Florence + The Machine
What’s Love Got to Do with it - Tina Turner
R.E.M. - Ariana Grande
Cruel Summer - Taylor Swift
Attack - SOAD
WILD - Troye Sivan, Alessia Cara
Hallelujah - Oh Wonder
Come As You Are - Nirvana
Soil - SOAD
Stand My Ground - Within Temptation
Goodnight n go - Ariana Grande
Fairytale of New York - The Pogues, Kirsty MacColl
So random, I’m tagging - @gettinsweptaway, @mercurieux, @moonglowlily @goth-cutie @magic-spelldust @seabois @innoportune @valeriewonders @seafoamchild @lisgoe  ♡
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atsoukalidis · 4 years
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Beethoven Symphony No.6 "Pastorale" - London Philarmonic Orchestra
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mmandarine · 5 years
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Thanks to @bobbycavani
Rules: Put your entire music library on shuffle and list the first 10 songs, then choose 10 victims.
So, 10 songs from my randomized playlist
1 Boulevard 834 - DEL BARRIO
2 Tarantella Basilicata - Lado
3 Акутагава-Сан - Иван Кайф
4 A un passo da te - MINACELENTANO
5 Dança da Solidão - Beth Carvalho
6 Twin Peaks - Laura Palmer's Theme / Main Title (Falling) - Angelo Badalamenti
7 Larghetto, Ma Non Troppo (The Devil's Trill) - Vanessa-Mae, Giuseppe Tartini
8 Ещё не Поздно - Аукцыон
9 Rain - London Symphony Orchestra (LSO), Royal Philarmonic Orchestra, London Metropolitan Orchestra, Yerkesh Shakeyev
10 Дорога - Аукцыон
Even me can't understand what music taste this person has 😂
10 victims will be @daylightisfadingaway, @jordanshenderson, @feanva, @thomas-partey, @foundthegap, @daddycrow1, @lafuriaroja, @fuciiyeah, @e-cavani, @blindlymadridista - sorry guys 
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labobineblog · 2 years
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Dimanche 10 juillet, 19h : Concert exceptionnel: Carles CASES & Sveta TRUSHKA
Ils interprèteront la musique de C. Cases, qu’il s’agisse de ses œuvres conçues pour le concert ou d’extraits de ses musiques de films.
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CARLES CASES, pianiste, compositeur, chef d'orchestre et violoncelliste catalan, est très apprécié en Europe. Il est aussi virtuose en jazz que dans un quartet à cordes. Il fut professeur d’harmonie, de piano et violoncelle.
Il a écrit des bandes son pour plus de 60 films (documentaires, courts métrages, série TV et vidéos). Il a composé pour le théâtre, la danse et joué lors de ciné-concerts en live et fait les arrangements 1983/1990 des chansons de Lluis Llach. Carles a sorti plus de 40 enregistrements.
Ses compositions ont été interprétées par de grands orchestres (London Philarmonic Orchestra, Orchestre de l’Opéra de Sofia, Orchestre symphonique de Lille dir. JCl Casadessus, etc.), et il a reçu de nombreuses récompenses dont le Sept d’or, Académie Charles Cros...
SVETA TRUSHKA, violoncelliste, est professeur à l’Académie internationale de Musique de Barcelone. Après des études (Russie, Londres et Madrid) couronnée de prix internationaux, elle a développée une brillante carrière artistique dans toute l’Europe, participant à de nombreux festivals de musique reconnus. Elle se produit en tant que soliste avec diverses formations aussi prestigieuses que la Philarmonique de Kazàn, l’orchestre du Festival de Bromley (Royaume Uni) ou la Simfonieta de Barcelone.
Participation aux frais : 6€ - 10€ - 15€.
Ouverture du Bo’bar dès 18h et restauration à partir de 20h30. Repas assuré par Noria. Menu complet 12€. Réservation nécessaire Réservations : [email protected] ou au 04 75 93 73 90
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rudyroth79 · 4 years
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Premiera absolută a operei „Nunta lui Figaro” de Mozart Acum 234 de ani, la 1 mai 1786, la „Burgtheater” din Viena, a avut loc premiera absolută a operei comice…
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tiggersmoke · 4 years
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it’s been a month 
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joellealblr-blog · 5 years
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“Yo nací en esta ribera del Arauca vibrador…” 🌹☀️ . No existe un venezolano en todo el planeta que no haya cantado el “Alma llanera”, que indudablemente es nuestro segundo himno nacional. . El “Alma Llanera” fue estrenada como parte de una zarzuela el 10 de septiembre de 1914. Luego Pedro Elías Gutiérrez decide independizar la pieza de la zarzuela musical y así monta la canción con la Banda Marcial de Caracas. La estrena en la plaza Bolívar de Caracas, en la retreta de despedida del año, el 31 de diciembre de 1914. . Esta viejita que tiene una vigencia de 105 años tiene la particularidad de emocionar hasta las lágrimas. Cuando se escucha fuera del país parece crear un puente emocional entre el corazón, la nostalgia y el llanto. . Alfredo Sadel, Aldemaro Romero, Juan Vicente Torrealba, y por supuesto, Simón Díaz, la han interpretado. También voces internacionales la han hecho suya: Gilberto Santa Rosa, Julio Iglesias, Pedro Fernández, Plácido Domingo, Jorge Negrete y la National Philarmonic Orchestra of London 🎵🎵 . Sin embargo, estamos casi seguros que no hay nada más sublime y emocionante que escucharla con los extraordinarios músicos de la Orquesta Simón Bolívar de Venezuela 🎶🎶 . ¿Por qué se usaba para cerrar cualquier evento? . Desde los primeros años de su interpretación, el “Alma Llanera” cerraba las retretas de los domingos en la plaza Bolívar, que fue donde se popularizó este joropo. Era solicitado por el público, al final, cada vez que la banda se presentaba. . . Con el tiempo creció su popularidad y era interpretada por las orquestas locales para cerrar los bailes. Hacia finales de los años cuarenta la Billo’s Caracas Boys incluyó el “Alma Llanera” en su primer LP. . El “Alma Llanera” se la damos en tetero a nuestros niños, por eso podemos afirmar que #VenezuelaNosUne 💛💙♥️ . ¿Y tú, qué sientes al escuchar el Alma Llanera? . Diseño del post @lunaticscrea . 📌 Recuerda activar las notificaciones . 📌 Etiqueta a familiares y amigos para que sigan la campaña #VenezuelaNosUne . #VenezuelaNosUne #SilviaTeInvita #AlmaLlanera #joropo #joropovenezolano #soyhermanodelaespuma https://www.instagram.com/p/B32df67Ar0U/?igshid=19ub1b8txow6l
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ladaeliseeva · 6 years
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