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Some believe that tuning our music to 432 Hz rather than 440 will make it sound better-and make us feel better. What gives?
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In Mexico City, this German organist says music is a gift from God and the organ's sound is proof
MEXICO CITY (AP) — After six decades of devotion to the organ, Maestro Leo Krämer treats the instrument like an extension of himself. He doesn't even need to lay hands on it to hear in his mind how a ...
There was a soft humid breeze, neon lights blazed in every color of rainbow sherbet, and shiny industrial skyscrapers framed the second evening celebrating German music at SXSW 2024. This night was ...
In 1959, when Amelia Hielscher Mettke joined Austin’s new Damenchor, or women’s choir, during its inaugural year at Saengerrunde Hall, she was 17. She’s been a singing member ever since. Back then, ...
Keith Brintzenhoff will be the speaker Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Tulpehocken Settlement Historical Society membership meeting. His talk will feature Dr. Witselsucht, a Pennsylvania German comedian in ...
FORT BENNING, Ga. -- Fort Benning is once again putting up the big fest tent and getting out the lederhosen for its annual Oktoberfest here Oct. 18-20, a celebration that features traditional German ...
In 1982, a teenaged-Organized Noize member Patrick “Sleepy” Brown heard Afrika Bambaataa and the Soulsonic Force’s “Planet Rock” for the first time. He was hooked by the song’s combination of rap ...
MEXICO CITY (AP) — After six decades of devotion to the organ, Maestro Leo Krämer treats the instrument like an extension of himself. He doesn’t even need to lay hands on it to hear in his mind how a ...
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