music
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Collaborating with violinist Timothy Chooi and cellist Sophie van der Sloot, we are so excited for this 2nd edition of our Winterberries Winter Showcase! As for our magical dancers, this year we welcome even more dancers to the stage. Artistic Lead (Dance) Peggy Baker and member of our Artistic Team, Jera Wolfe, are both creating
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yes, we’re still in lockdown but I’ve discovered that within my 10km radius of allowed venturing, I have a LOT of parks around me that I have yet to explore. And so, I took my camera out and filmed some snippets to try and remind you and also myself, that although the monotony of lockdown
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If I may venture to give advice, although I don’t believe I am qualified to as this is also something I’m in the process of working out fully, I think this may be one way to become fearless It came to me whilst I was reading a 3-2-1 article by James Clear. Of satisfaction, he
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How do we make music competitions a positive and nurturing experience? How do we navigate through the competitive, win-lose, and often tortuous nature of these contests? On top of that, how can jury members, organisers, and the administration ensure that competitors will WANT to come back because they’re able to get so much value out
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What would happen if four classical musicians and a producer worked on writing an album? What would happen if they were put in a large house with a recording studio and told to come up with 10 songs for an album? I think it would be absolutely brilliant. If you would like to do this
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Early in my musical life before I discovered the wonders of Chopin, Schumann and Beethoven, I was heavily influenced by a Taiwanese pop artist by the name of Jay Chou. In hindsight, it’s almost a little embarrassing to admit this, but he was integral in forming what I understood of melody and how to make