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Sadly, now that I'm back home, there is much less time for the curating! So, I will be experimenting with ways to streamline my writing of these curation. Unfortunately, this will probably mean that I'm featuring less articles and performances.

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Listening fail this week. Apologies, I just didn't have the time for extended listening to do everyone justice. Apologies everyone!

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From @zpedro, we have an amusing and informative tutorial and history of music notation.

In addition, we have also a post about the most famous piece of silence in music history. A work that is quite dividing, I'm not particularly fond of it! But each to their own!

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From @rosatravels, we have an ongoing series of tutorials about music..

We have a new member @verdigrismusic, who writes about the production of a concert at a planetarium. Interesting idea, to combine music and the lights of the planetarium!

From @teutonium, we have a great write up about the Power of Music! Although this wasn't under the classical-music tag it was too good to not share!

Contests

Educator Showdown. Teaching something about music!

Jokes Share a joke on our Discord and share the SBD payout from the post!

Composer of the week Share a Rachmaninov work on our Discord and share the SBD payout from the post!

ME ME ME!

@musicapoetica

Now that our music director, Jorn Boysen has taken over some writing duties, we are headed to some seriously academic stuff! Bach reconstruction and Rhetorics in music and speech! Put your glasses on!

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I'm the cuddly fuzzy part of the duo. My thoughts on the St John Passion and the St Matthew Passion from the point of view of a musician and also a little write up on the importance of priming an audience!

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