Pick your poison from these 20 spooky pieces of classical music, from Saint-Saëns to John Williams... Why does some classical music scare us? Is it loud noises, creepy sounds, or the terrifying ...

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The major video streaming services don’t offer much for classical music lovers. Fortunately, we've rounded up the platforms dedicated to the chamber, opera, and orchestral art forms (among ...

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Is classical ... a huge impact on how music is accessed and consumed, particularly among young people. “Having resources like Spotify, Deezer, BBC Sounds, Apple Music, YouTube and the rest ...

Scientists have used brainwave measurements and neuroimaging techniques to show that classical music has positive effects on the brain. Ask any classical music lover and they will tell you that ...

Established in 2020, Classical KC is Kansas City’s home for 24/7 classical music. Classical KC is a member and listener-supported service, and a partner of KCUR and UMKC. Diversity: We share ...

And because Benois died in 1960, that would put "Bolero" back under copyright until 2039. "The music of the Bolero was created especially for the ballet" and should not be considered as a stand ...

An unknown waltz by Chopin has been found. By Javier C. Hernández I’m a reporter covering classical music, opera and dance. As The Times’s classical music reporter, I don’t often get ...

The Victorian era saw a proliferation of classical music organisations, beginning with the Philharmonic Society, 1813, and the Royal Academy of Music, 1822, both keenly promoting Beethoven's music.

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