Leo Geyer, a doctoral student at Oxford University has unearthed a manuscript of Kołysanka (Lullaby), composed in Auschwitz in 1941 by a Polish political prisoner, Adam Kopyciński. The composer survived the camp and lived on in Poland until 1982.
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Since the cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris reopened last November, there have been multiple reports of subtle changes in its acoustic. The impression is not necessarily negative. One of the acousticians believe they may […]
We have been notified of the death of Theodore Albrecht, editor and translator of Beethoven’s notebooks and professor at Kent State University. He was 79. Ted was very helpful at a late stage with my […]
From CTV News: The conductor of the Université de Sherbrooke orchestra has been charged with sexual offences involving a minor. François Bernier, 51, was arrested Thursday morning by Sherbrooke police. Court records show that he […]
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