#morninglistening for #KlassikHeute to #Mendelssohn & #Britten #ViolinConcertos on @sony_classical w/@sbviolin, @andrewLitton_ & @liverpoolPhil
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violinist #SebastianBohren
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Fremdschämen: Vienna World Premiere of Johannes Maria Staud’s New Opera “Die Weiden”
All pictures courtesy Wiener Staatsoper, © Michael Pöhn
Johannes Maria Staud is a local darling of the new music scene in Austria and when the Vienna State Opera commissioned a work to premiere on its stage (the first to do so in about a decade), they turned to him for the latest in music theater made in Austria.
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We are delighted to be kicking off 2019 in style at the brand new 33 Oldham Street to celebrate 30 years since the release of a Manchester classic where we will be joined by Manchester music royalty.
Keep your eyes on our social media for the full announcement which will be in the first week of January!
Time & Date: Sunday 3rd February 2019 2018 14:00 – 17:00
33 Oldham St, Manchester M1 1JG
Colleen ‘Cosmo’ Murphy with special guest
PMC MB2SE speakers, Bryston 4B3 amp, Bryston BP-20 preamp, MasterSounds SL Silver turntables, Rega RB-202 tonearms, Radius 4V mixer, TRBxM ‘Total Resonance Blocking’ Turntable Isolation System
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#morninglistening to #Berlioz’ #lamortdecleopatre & #Hermine w/@LondonSymphony, #JanetBaker et al on @deccaclassics under #ColinDavis.
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Listening to these works I realize only now how much Berlioz owes to #Mozart (!)
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The BBC Proms has announced that it will be adding Japan to its growing list of international tours, following Australia in 2016 and Dubai in 2017.
Thomas Dausgaard will lead the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra in concerts across the six-day festival in Tokyo and Osaka, in the orchestra’s first trip to Japan.
As with BBC Proms Australia and Dubai, the festival will feature the traditional elements of the BBC Proms, including the First and Last Nights. The concerts will be recorded by BBC Radio 3 for BBC Sounds.
The full programme will be announced in early 2019.
‘We are delighted to both be making our first trip to Japan in the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra’s history and to represent the BBC Proms while we are there,’ says Dominic Parker, director of the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. ‘This tour comes at a time when the world will be focusing on the build-up to 2020 in Tokyo.’
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#morninglistening and #HappyBirthday to @olivier_pianist performing another delectable #Haydn-plus- #Beethoven program on @alpha_classics
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@outheremusic
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One of the coolest and most unique things about Discogs is the sheer volume and power of music data that’s been diligently contributed by the community. Over the years, Discogs has become the place you go to find every physical release from pretty much every band and artist and all the data associated with those releases.
Ultimately, we want Discogs to become the definitive discovery tool for finding, not just all music releases, but also all posters, books, and films, by, about, or related to your favorite artists.
We’ve got the ball rolling with Discogs-style databases for films, books, and posters. These sites are growing at a rapid pace, with a strong music focus across all databases. They help add more insight, context, and more data to geek out on around our favorite music.
Now that we’ve got a good chunk of data, the next step is joining all these pieces together. By linking artists and credits across the sites, we’ll highlight music data connections, and bring more insight and context about artists, labels, music genres and scenes.
You can get involved in our mission to connect music data: If a music artist also has page on Bookogs, Filmogs and Posterogs edit the artist’s Discogs page and add the link to it in the ‘Sites’ section.
If you’re a systematic type, you can see which artists need linking and check them off as you go from one of these checklists for books, films and posters.
It’s pretty satisfying discovering unexpected connections between the data and finding related films, books and posters. You, too, could be the archeologist of these pop culture nuggets. And there’s also rank points in it, if that’s your thing.
Collecting and connecting music data has always been the core mission of Discogs. By linking all the pieces together, we can make Discogs the central source of truth for all music data.
(Iggy would do it – look how impressed he is with those graphs).
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