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Catherine Yang, Epoch Times
Performing Arts
October 10, 2018
Exploring Haydn, Beyond the Clichés
We remember him as "Papa Haydn," father of the symphony and mentor to Mozart and Beethoven, and the ...
Audience Comments
October 7, 2018
Doctor Says Shen Yun Helps You Experience the ‘Grand Moments’ of Life
"Wonderful, wonderful, I really enjoyed it. Very beautiful pieces." "The harmony, the symphonies they play are just unbelievable, ...
Performing Arts
October 7, 2018
Pianist Inna Faliks Presents a Musical Memoir at Symphony Space
Music is meant to be a living thing, according to pianist Inna Faliks. It is the musician's role ...
NYC City Life
October 6, 2018
Saint Thomas’s New Organ Takes Center Stage in Recital
NEW YORK—The Saint Thomas Church on Fifth Avenue is a destination for visitors from around the world, as ...
Performing Arts
October 2, 2018
Harpsichord Virtuoso Zuzana Ruzickova’s Legacy Captured on Film
NEW YORK—Looking straight at the viewer, Zuzana Ruzickova, then 87, detailed the horrors of three Nazi concentration camps, ...
Performing Arts
September 28, 2018
Classical Music Stars Bring High Art Without the Jargon
NEW YORK—When the artists gets on stage, the first thing they're asked is: "You could perform anywhere in ...
Performing Arts
September 27, 2018
What Role Do Competitions Play in Classical Music?
Just recently, 27-year-old violinist Richard Lin took home one of the largest classical music prizes when he won ...
Performing Arts
September 24, 2018
What to Expect From a Shen Yun Symphony Orchestra Concert
What do Wagner’s "Imperial March," Sarasate’s “Carmen Fantasy,” and the erhu folk tunes of Northeast China have in ...
Performing Arts
September 20, 2018
Yes, You Can Make Classical Music for Everyone
In her 25 years of producing concerts, Marna Seltzer has heard every perceived barrier to classical music, and ...
Slice of Life
September 19, 2018
How Meditation Makes Music Sound Better
Dasha Koltunyuk noticed something happening at the end of every guided meditation session and thought it was something ...
Slice of Life
September 19, 2018
Music Therapist Helps Figure Skater Come to Terms With Her Past
Christina Britton Conroy, a music therapist, had spotted the former figure skater stretching when she invited her to ...
NYC City Life
September 19, 2018
Artist Naima Green Recontextualizes Black Bodies in Urban Spaces
Naima Green's photo series "Jewels from the Hinterland," challenges how black and brown people are viewed in dense ...
World Culture
September 18, 2018
Agents of Faith Exhibition Examines Humanity’s Hopes
A park ranger passing by the Vietnam Veterans Memorial called one morning and said, "Some fools have left a ...
Feature
September 18, 2018
Can’t Find Time to Meditate? Try Music
Something odd happened to him recently: He sat in front of a symphony orchestra, and all that familiar ...
Slice of Life
September 6, 2018
Pianist Asiya Korepanova Finds Magic Hidden in the Details
Asiya Korepanova, like all musicians today, grew up with recorded music, which changed not only the way classical ...
Arts & Culture
June 5, 2017
Pianist Klara Min on Having Faith in Music
NEW YORK—Concert pianist Klara Min has a dynamic spirit. In a recent concert, she put together a program ...
Arts & Culture
May 12, 2017
Composer Pianist Michael Brown on Creating Musical Journeys
NEW YORK—Pianist and composer Michael Brown is a storyteller. During a recent recital, he performed a polished program ...
Entertainment
April 27, 2017
‘Hondros’ Documentary Offers a Nuanced Look at a Fearless Photojournalist
NEW YORK—War photographer Chris Hondros took photos that have cemented the world's understanding of a great many significant ...
Entertainment
April 27, 2017
‘Blurred Lines’ Documentary Tries to Crack Open the Impenetrable Contemporary Art Market
NEW YORK—The contemporary art world is notoriously convoluted. Billions and billions of dollars run through this market, which ...
Entertainment
April 26, 2017
‘Ice Mother’: Finding Self and Freedom Through Freezing Waters
NEW YORK—Director Bohdan Slama is fascinated with families; he has made five feature films, and every one of ...
Entertainment
April 25, 2017
‘Newton’: The Circus of Democracy and a Man Who Refuses to Change
NEW YORK—Brexit, Trump and Clinton, the French elections—democracy is on the tip of everyone's tongue. In today's world, ...
Arts & Culture
April 25, 2017
14 Artists Break Down the Creative Process
The act of creation—making something from nothing—is remarkable. Survey after survey reveals what a valued trait creativity is ...
Arts & Culture
April 24, 2017
‘A Suitable Girl’ Documentary Examines Complexities of Marriage in Modern India
That marriage plays a central role in Indian society is well known. But the romanticized elaborate weddings and ...
Arts & Culture
April 22, 2017
Chaos, Inspiration, and the Creation of Creativity
For all of Joseph Haydn's mastery of musical form—he is known as the "father" of the symphony and ...
Arts & Culture
April 20, 2017
A Chance to Hear Bach Alongside His Contemporaries
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750) is perhaps one of the composers referred to most; his name often used as a metonym ...
News
April 17, 2017
Medieval Ensemble Sequentia Presents ‘Monks Singing Pagans,’ Histories Within Histories
The stories of Hercules, Odysseus, and Dido and Aeneas are some of the cornerstone tales of Western civilization, ...
Arts & Culture
April 13, 2017
Gerard Schwarz, a Lifelong Music Educator
NEW YORK—The mark of a great civilization is best and most completely left by its artistic achievements. This ...
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Spygate: The True Story of Collusion [Infographic]
News Analysis Although the details remain complex, the structure underlying Spygate—the creation of the false narrative that candidate ...
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US Should Embed Human Rights in Every Aspect of Foreign Policy: CECC Report
WASHINGTON—The Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC) issues a report every year on human rights and rule of law ...
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Supreme Court Weighs US Right to Detain Criminal Aliens Long After Prison
The government loses the right under federal immigration law to detain for deportation proceedings a lawful permanent resident ...
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Trump Administration Resets Policy Toward China in Landmark Speech
Vice President Mike Pence’s unprecedented speech on China-U.S. relations last week is still causing shockwaves due to its ...
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