Symphony Splash a success

The Victoria Symphony Splash played its way into its third decade on Sunday night, as thousands of folks attended the community concert filled with classical repertoire.

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Personal art escorts in Berlin

Thinking of doing some traveling this summer? We recommend looking into a new kind of escort serving.

But don’t worry…This isn’t your typical escort service. Although its still a unique, one-of-a-kind rendezvous. Continue Reading

Nezet-Seguin named new Philly conductor

Thirty-five year old Canadian conductor Yannick Nezet-Seguin is the new music director for the Philadelphia Orchestra. Starting in 2012, he begins a five-year contract to lead the city’s orchestra… In addition to the two others he already works with. Continue Reading

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Novel quick-picks that are perfect for mom

Sure, it might just be a book. But to an avid reader, it's so much more. It's an escape, a sense of relaxation and, most Continue Reading

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NYC Opera announces its 2010/11 season

The New York City Opera recently announced its upcoming season, including a myriad of New York premieres, twentieth century works and a new concert series. General Continue Reading

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Picasso: Themes and Variations – coming to the MoMA

With over one hundred works, the upcoming exhibit Picasso: Themes and Variations explores the great art master's creative process through printmaking. Starting in the Continue Reading

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Culture and arts at Vancouver 2010

The countdown is on as we await for the best of the best to embark on their 2010 Olympic journey. But its not just the Continue Reading

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Crichton’s art auctioned to nab £20m

Two years after Michael Crichton's death, four of his paintings from his

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Film: “Coco Avant Chanel”

The new launch of  “Coco Avant Chanel” ("Coco Before Chanel") follows the

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Joshua Bell: At Home With Friends

Grammy award-winning violinist Joshua Bell has launched a brand new CD, fulfilling