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The Disappearance of Richey Manic 20th Anniversary

On February 1st 1995, Richey Edwards of the Manic Street Preachers booked out of his hotel in London. He was seen in various locations in Wales, then never seen again.

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Mozart Symphonies - Best Recordings and Favorite Symphonies

Recommendations for recordings of Mozart Symphonies, especially late symphonies: Haffner, G Minor No. 40, and Jupiter, No. 41

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Debussy: The Genius Who Wrote Clair de Lune

Claude Debussy is the foremost figure in impressionism in music. He introduced new kinds of melody and harmony, which often suggest oriental music.

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Mozart: The Genius Who Composed The Magic Flute

Mozart's music has never been more popular. Movies have made about the man. So who was Mozart and what makes his music great?

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Schumann: The Genius Who Composed Scenes From Childhood

Robert Schumann was a prominent German composer of the Romantic era. He was famous for his songs and piano pieces depicting the joys and sorrows of love and the beauties of nature.

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Great Christmas Holiday Mashups

Try something a little different this holiday season: Christmas mashups that combine Christmas carols with pop, rock, and Motown hits.

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The beat, the rythm and the stingo in my kind of music

I have always loved happy music with a clear beat. Boogie Woogie, Reggae and some rock and roll!

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Puccini: Visit Museums that were Once his Homes - Lucca, Italy

The homes of the composer of Madame Butterfly, Tosca and La Boheme, are now Museums open to the public. Visit them and see and hear an opera in its exquisite lakeside setting.

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Celtic singer and songwriter Lorraine Jordan

Lorraine Jordan is a very talented singer-songwriter with a Celtic background who has produced some highly-acclaimed albums of mainly acoustic songs.

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Rubber Ducky by Bard of Ely - the story of the song

Rubber Ducky has been one of the Bard of Ely's most successful songs although it is one that he never liked. It is in a book, been used on TV and released as an album track.

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Mahler: The Genius Who Composed the Resurrection Symphony

Gustav Mahler was an outstanding composer and conductor of the post-Romantic era. His lush symphonies included folk music and pastoral elements.

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Liszt: The Genius Who Composed the Hungarian Rhapsody

Franz Liszt was a Hungarian composer and pianist of the Romantic era. Some consider him the greatest virtuoso pianist of all time.

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Handel: The Genius Who Composed The Messiah

George Frideric Handel was a great Baroque composer. He wrote operas, oratorios (such as the Messiah), the Water Music and Music for the Royal Fireworks.

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Haydn: The Genius Who Wrote the Trumpet Concerto

The Austrian composer, Joseph Haydn (nicknamed "Papa" Haydn), never seems to have stopped working. He produced 104 symphonies, 84 string quartets, and much more.

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Schubert: The Genius Who Composed the Unfinished Symphony

Schubert was one of the great Romantic composers, who was especially famous for his songs. Often underlying his lyrical melodies was a characteristic melancholy.

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Stravinsky: The Genius Who Wrote The Rite of Spring

Igor Stravinsky's brilliant music scores stir up a lot of excitement. In fact, there was a riot at the premiere of his ballet "The Rite of Spring" and the police were called!

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Chopin: The Genius Who Wrote the Revolutionary Etude

Frédéric Chopin, the great Polish-French composer and pianist, wrote all sorts of romantic music for the piano -- mazurkas, polonaises, nocturnes, ballades, and more.

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