Winckelmann Institute Berlin: 'Every Child Has a Right to Latin'
The Winckelmann Institute in Berlin seeks to retain its importance in classical studies amidst proposed cuts due to declining student numbers.
Farewell to the music teacher: at 85 years old, José van Dam has passed away
José van Dam, a renowned baritone, passed away at the age of 85, leaving behind a legacy marked by performances in major theaters and film roles.
What happens in the brain of an interpreter while playing music?
A concert featuring pianist Nicolas Namoradze at UCSF showcased a visual representation of brain activity during music performance, revealing the complex neurological responses associated with interpreting classical pieces.
Academic New Books on February 13
This article discusses new academic publications in Korea, highlighting key themes in labor studies, philosophy of science, secularism, sociology, and classical Greek language.
On the Death of Helmuth Rilling: In Conversation with Bach
Helmuth Rilling, a prominent conductor and Bach expert, passed away, leaving behind a significant legacy in the world of classical music.
How to excel in ensemble music? Introducing the nominees for the Great Music Award
The article highlights Magdalena Geka as a prominent nominee for the Great Music Award 2025, known for her high-level professional music culture and profound musical thinking as a leading violinist and in various chamber music formations.
School and registrations: more and more technical and vocational. Farewell to the classical education
As school enrollment season begins in Lombardy, 88,000 students are set to enter high schools, with 26,000 in Milan and its province, while families of younger students can register online via the "Unica" portal, despite initial technical issues due to high traffic.
Oh the times, oh the morals - as we classical scholars say
The article discusses the University of Oxford's consideration to change Latin phrases used in graduation ceremonies for the first time in 800 years in response to student demands.