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The Madrid International Festival of Sacred Art (FIAS) is a major annual festival dedicated to sacred Baroque music. Presenting vocal and instrumental music in historically informed chamber settings, this particular ARTE programme explores lesser-known works by George Frideric Handel. George
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Édouard Lalo’s (1823-1892) fame in France rested almost entirely on his opera Le roi d’Ys, while the rest of Europe couldn’t get enough of his Symphonie espagnole. And let’s not forget that his Cello Concerto has retained a secure place
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Everyone knows that Ludwig van Beethoven’s music is among the most popular and influential in classical music history. However, not everybody knows that we would have had many more works if he hadn’t spent years of his life trying to
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The history of classical music is full of tragic stories of composers who died too young: Chopin, Schubert, and Mozart. Sadly, the history of the art is also full of tragic stories of pianists who met the same fate. From
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The Carnival Season in 1715 was a time of great uproar – not only for the two months of the Carnival season but also because Europe was in a time of change. In France, Louis XIV had just died, leaving
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