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Felix Mendelssohn – Royal Wedding March for Organ

…Wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton at Westminster Abbey on April 29th, 2011. Also played during Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip’s wedding at Westminster Abbey in November 1947….
Henry Purcell

…keyboard virtuoso. His first significant appointment came in 1679 when he succeeded John Blow as the organist at Westminster Abbey, a prestigious position he held for the entirety of his…
Fritz Kreisler Performs Andante Cantabile from Tchaikovsky’s String Quartet No. 1 (1938)

Fritz Kreisler plays Andante Cantabile at Abbey Road Studios in 1938.
A Christmas Festival by Leroy Anderson

…symphony orchestra rehearses once a week at Salt Lake Community College’s Redwood Road Campus Administration Building. SLCC is Utah’s largest two-year community college with over 24,000 students attending classes at…
Benjamin Britten

…Beginnings of a Career Britten began building his career with incidental music for radio and theater, but behind the scenes, he was creating more ambitious works such as A Boy…
March No. 4, Pomp and Circumstance – Sir Edward Elgar

…“A Clockwork Orange” arranged by Wendy Carlos. The march was also played at the Coronation Service for King Charles III and Queen Camilla on May 6, 2023, at Westminster Abbey….
Händel – The Messiah

Handel’s Messiah, conducted by Cristopher Hogwood, features soloists Judith Nelson, Emma Kirkby, Carolyn Watkinson, Paul Elliott, and David Thomas. The Academy of Ancient Music and The Choir Of Westminster Abbey…
Is Classical Music Dying?

…collaborations, classical music is finding fresh ways to connect with today’s audiences. It’s not about clinging to the past- it’s about building on it. Debunking the Myth: Is Classical Music…
Listening Forward Without Letting Go

…was following truth as he heard it, and his students learned discipline from that search whether or not they stayed on the same road. There is also a pragmatic view…
Gustav Mahler

…Life Mahler’s symphonies, often imagined on a grand scale, encapsulate a broad spectrum of human emotions and experiences. From joy and love to the terror of death, from the beauty…
Johann Sebastian Bach

…travels abroad. This environment allowed Bach to focus his energies on instrumental music, composing concertos for orchestras, dance suites, and sonatas for various instruments. He also wrote pieces for solo…
Claude Debussy

…piano to her children, giving him exposure to a broad range of musical and cultural experiences. During his time with the von Meck family, Debussy traveled extensively around Europe, visiting…