Bill Clinton: If I did not have sax, I never would have been elected President.
Clinton tells Arts Summit that music “taught him discipline and order and made him a good listener.”
“Master of the Queen’s Music” storms out of restaurant; objects to background music
Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, who’s 9th Symphony in honour of the Queen’s Jubilee will be premiered June 9th, opposes restaurant music.
Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, now First Baritone in the Heavenly Choir
May 28, 1925 – May 18, 2012
Mitt Romney: The Barber of “UnCivil”
In case of school gay-bullying, Romney holds down student and cuts off his hair
Falcons won’t fly in Vancouver Opera’s “Aida’
a little Verdi told me... A city bylaw prohibits birds of prey on stage
“Sea Noise Evil” : Hydrophones monitor ocean noise for effect on Whales
BC coastal residents can tune in to whale songs on 92.3 FM
Roger Bricoux, cellist who perished on the Titanic
A survivor described one last view of the musician dragging his cello up the sinking ship's deck after he had helped a passenger into a lifeboat.
“The Band Played On”: Remembering the Musicians of the Titanic
Musicians Wallace Hartley, John Woodward, George Krins, John Clarke, Percy Taylor, Roger Bricoux, Theo Bailey, John Hume continued to play as the Titanic sank
Pipe-Nightmares: Is Nothing Sacred? Even Churches fall victim to metal-thieves
"The BACH pipes seem to be missing"
Bashing Bashar: “L’homme Arme´”
"Fear the Armed Man"
Hung, Drawn and Cultured 