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Over 500,000 Expected for Denver PrideFest: The Largest LGBTQ+ Event in the Rocky Mountain Region

Longview News-Journal 01 Jun 2023
... Denver's celebration and support for the LGBTQ+ community spans beyond the month of June with welcoming neighborhoods, queer-friendly shops, restaurants and bars such as Pie Queen, Blush and Blu, Rita's Law, Third Culture and Mozart's Denver just to name a few, and events such as the CinemaQ Film Festival and the Colorado Gay Rodeo ... Jesse Davis.
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How philistine of David Starkey to limit western civilisation to whiteness

The Observer 21 May 2023
By this, he meant “a particular sort of nihilistic, gangster culture has become the fashion” ... But when I watch Starkey’s old documentaries on Tudor England, or read the novels of James Joyce, or listen to Mozart, or look at paintings by Vermeer, or watch the films of Fellini, I don’t feel like I’m being absorbed into a culture defined by race.
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VIKING TAKES DELIVERY OF NEWEST OCEAN SHIP

Victoria Advocate 26 Apr 2023
Viking also announced that the Viking Saturn will be officially named in New York City on June 6, 2023, by her ceremonial godmother, Ann Ziff, the esteemed philanthropist and Chairman of the Metropolitan Opera—a longtime Viking cultural partner ... the arts and cultural enrichment.
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Putin’s War on Ukrainian Memory

The Atlantic 23 Apr 2023
The Sing-Akademie, founded in 1791 as a choral society, had an outstanding collection of Bach materials, but also manuscript scores by Buxtehude, Froberger, Haydn, Handel, and Mozart. Originally removed from Berlin in 1943, as the tide of the war turned, the city’s cultural and ...
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Portraying Mozart in His Time

Truth Dig 21 Apr 2023
Mozart in Motion ... In “Mozart in Motion,” the British cultural critic Patrick Mackie details the final chapter of the composer’s life by explaining how he both captured and broke free from his era’s values ... He’s particularly insightful when discussing Mozart and forgiveness.
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Exciting things are happening at the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra

Buffalo Rising 13 Apr 2023
Upcoming events include, Mozart’s Magic Flute presented in collaboration ... The BPO not only performs classical composers like Mozart, Beethoven, and Bach but also classic rock, jazz, and music from pop culture juggernauts like Star Wars, Harry Potter and more ... Mozart’s Magic Flute.
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Cascadia Chamber Opera receives grant

The Daily Astorian 23 Mar 2023
... more than $164,000 in new grant funding focusing on art and culture.
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A cultural voyage

Gulf Daily News 07 Mar 2023
This week’s cultural festivities will surely put a spring in your step as there will be musical performances and poetry too. The 17th edition of Spring of Culture, which boasts more than 50 activities, will run until the end of this month ... Cultural Hall.
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Mozart Estate review — Lawrence is the cult star of our dreams

The Times/The Sunday Times 06 Mar 2023
... pop with Seventies nostalgia and applying it to the DJ-led culture of the era. When that didn’t happen he reduced his ambitions with Go-Kart Mozart.
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Opera & Dance combine in Leeds

British Theatre Guide 04 Mar 2023
... with South African partners Jazzart Dance Theatre and Cape Town Opera to present a staged re-imagining of Mozart’s iconic Requiem, as part of Leeds 2023 Year of Culture.
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Best bets March 3-10: Chowder, chats, music and carving stone

Cape Cod Times 02 Mar 2023
Presented by the Cultural Center of Cape Cod at 7.30 p.m ... For tickets, visit www.cultural-center.org or call 508-394-7100. Cultural Center of Cape Cod, 307 Old Main St., South Yarmouth ... The Cape Cod String Quartet will present a selection of classics from composers including Vivaldi, Haydn and Mozart.Stone Carving classes.
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Perfect. Seriously.

Hot Air 28 Feb 2023
First of all, it’s not true that people at the apex of culture have always been indulging in such repulsive displays in order to get attention. Creative people have always pushed boundaries, but in healthy cultures, they have done so by drawing us upwards, not dragging us through piles of dung. Mozart and Beethoven pushed boundaries.
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Korean National Symphony Orchestra aims to solidify identity, widen scope of classical music

Korea Times 13 Feb 2023
The event was held to mark the one-year anniversary of his appointment to the post and to ruminate on the changes the orchestra has seen since being named a "national orchestra" by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in 2022.
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‘With jewels and adornments’, Handel’s ‘Ariodante’ returns to Israeli Opera

The Jerusalem Post 12 Feb 2023
“Spero per voi, si si,” he croons ... In our own cultural moment, I believe we seek a healthy sort of authenticity.”. With a Mozart-like emphasis on musical complexity and an almost Wagnerian length, the healthy authenticity in this interpolation of the 18th-century opera includes the profound impact of being used by a deceiving lover.
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'Dr. Sofie' delighted in Texas' frontier

The Facts 01 Feb 2023
WHERE TEXAS BEGAN. Sofie Delia was born in Vienna, Austria, on Feb. 4, 1846. Vienna was a center of art and culture, the home of Mozart, Beethoven and Sigmund Freud. This cultured lady would become a pioneering surgeon in Texas, leaving behind a legacy as big as the state. Sofie was the daughter of a physician ... Moritz Herzog, at the young age of 14 ... Dr.

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