Budapest as Paris and Venice? Yep. Angelina Jolie’s Maria turned the city into a time machine, channeling the grit and glamour of the 1970s. From intimate rehearsals at the Budapest Music Academy to a meticulously recreated Paris apartment, the city brought Maria Callas’ world of triumphs and tragedies to life. Get ready and catch these iconic locations in the movie.
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Southbank Centre x Montreux Jazz Festival Residency A new three-year creative partnership between Switzerland’s Montreux Jazz Festival and the Southbank Centre in the UK kicks off this weekend with three days of live performances in London. Alongside live performances, the partnership will feature educational events, artist exchange and skills development between young British and Swiss jazz artists. Find out more 👇 https://lnkd.in/dQPBkYeE
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Why are the arts so important? Because they are an integral part of what it mean to be human, they are key to our mental wellbeing wether participating in them as an audience member or as a maker. How do you harness this wellbeing power for your employees? We can help...hello@albatrossarts.org
"I think it's even a problem that we're living in a society that we need to ask why the arts matter." Repost if you agree with Concert Pianist Isata Kanneh-Mason - she got right to the heart of the matter at #TheStateoftheArts report launch last month!
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Spotlight on Tomoko Naoe, Director of Policy for Japan at BSA! Tomoko joined BSA | The Software Alliance after studying English literature and gaining experience in the music industry. Her favorite part about BSA is engaging with various stakeholders, from member company representatives to government officials. Growing up between Japan and the United States, Tomoko developed a love for contemporary art and enjoys visiting museums and galleries in her spare time. Read Tomoko’s art-filled Spotlight below: https://lnkd.in/eBZcnFF5
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Every February, Rapa Nui—known around the world as Easter Island—hosts the Tapati Rapa Nui, a two-week celebration honouring the island's indigenous traditions, culture, art, sport, and music. In this article, we uncover the historical significance of the Tapati Festival for the island's modern-day descendants and residents, highlight the rich traditions and events that shape this remarkable celebration, and share how you can immerse yourself in this unique cultural experience. https://hubs.ly/Q033ZtcR0
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The Colorado Symphony and the Bayerische Philharmonie have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) as part of the City2City Munich-Denver Economic Partnership, which was announced at the opening ceremony of this year's Denver Christkindlmarket. The joint purpose of the MOU is to promote cutting-edge international musical exchange aimed at promoting and demonstrating the relevance of classical music on both sides of the Atlantic. The collaboration will begin on January 1, 2025. Special thanks to the German American Cultural Foundation, Denver Economic Development & Opportunity, Chadwick V.R. Williams, Daniel Wachter, German American Chamber of Commerce - Colorado Chapter, and Export-Club Bayern e.V. for their pivotal roles in establishing this MOU. Read the full Press Release at http://bit.ly/3CKicd9 Pictured (left to right): Thomas Mayr | Member of the Board of Directors at German American Chamber of Commerce, Inc. Chadwick V.R. Williams | German Honorary Consul For Colorado And Wyoming Mark Cantrell | President & CEO, Colorado Symphony Mark Mast | CEO and Chief Conductor, Bayerische Philharmonie Anthony Pierce | Chief Artistic Officer, Colorado Symphony Daniel Wachter | Board Vice Chair, Colorado Symphony John Street | Board Chair, Colorado Symphony City and County of Denver | German American Cultural Foundation #BringingMittelstandToDenver #BringingInvestmentToMunich #TransatlanticPartnershipDenverMunich #bayerischephilharmonie #bayphil #transatlanticpartnership #markmastmusik
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Every February, Rapa Nui—known around the world as Easter Island—hosts the Tapati Rapa Nui, a two-week celebration honouring the island's indigenous traditions, culture, art, sport, and music. In this article, we uncover the historical significance of the Tapati Festival for the island's modern-day descendants and residents, highlight the rich traditions and events that shape this remarkable celebration, and share how you can immerse yourself in this unique cultural experience. https://hubs.ly/Q033Zdn-0
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Every February, Rapa Nui—known around the world as Easter Island—hosts the Tapati Rapa Nui, a two-week celebration honouring the island's indigenous traditions, culture, art, sport, and music. In this article, we uncover the historical significance of the Tapati Festival for the island's modern-day descendants and residents, highlight the rich traditions and events that shape this remarkable celebration, and share how you can immerse yourself in this unique cultural experience. https://hubs.ly/Q033ZtcQ0
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Every February, Rapa Nui—known around the world as Easter Island—hosts the Tapati Rapa Nui, a two-week celebration honouring the island's indigenous traditions, culture, art, sport, and music. In this article, we uncover the historical significance of the Tapati Festival for the island's modern-day descendants and residents, highlight the rich traditions and events that shape this remarkable celebration, and share how you can immerse yourself in this unique cultural experience. https://hubs.ly/Q033Zt6h0
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The 2024 recipient of the Innovative Concert of the Year Award at OPUS Klassik, Dorothee Kalbhenn, believes that the institution she works with "should behave like a good neighbour, who cares about the people around them.” The idea of her award-winning ‘Orchestra Society’ encourages communication and bringing together different groups to achieve a common result. Progress and empowerment fuels a necessity for collaboration between a wide range of players; large arts organisations, concert halls, opera houses, orchestras - and associations, schools, and refugee centers. Dorothee Kalbhenn, who is the Program Director of the Konzerthaus Berlin and on the 2025 Classical:NEXT Jury, and musician and project designer Kian Jazdi discuss why small and large institutions should team up, listen and pay attention to each other. #classicalmusic #innovation #collaboration
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