Rosemarie Fruehauf
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Music Spellbinding, Directing Disheartening
BAYREUTH, Germany—Conductor Thomas Hengelbrock guided his performers to a fresh interpretation of “Tannhauser,” but Director Sebastian Baumgarten delivered us a visual production that was raw, if not nearly rotten.
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‘Pallas and the Centaur’: A painting of strength and beauty
Sandro Botticelli’s painting,‘Pallas and the Centaur’ depicts a strong woman restraining a centaur. This painting is an image of female virtue besting the more primal side of human nature.
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Italy and Germany: A peaceful meeting of opposites
Painter Johann Overbeck’s painting,'Italia and Germania” is a peaceful scene of opposites coexisting.
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Secrets of the Chinese Calendar: Musings About Nature, Time, and Life
The Chinese calendar is also known as the Yin or Xia calendar, the Moon Calendar.
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‘Line Dance Is for Everybody’
Four-time line dance champion Enrico Adler says, “Line dance is for everybody.”
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Still the 200th Anniversary of Felix Mendelssohn’s Birth
This is the last month to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy.
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Remembering the Night of Historic Change
Pressure on GDR leaders reached its utmost extent in Nov. 1989, yet downfall of the wall itself came as a surprise
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Berlin: Thousands Celebrate Neues Museum Reopening
Thousands of Berliners lined up on Oct. 17 as the Neues Museum reopened after 70 years.
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Wagner Everywhere Yet Nowhere at Bayreuth Festival
Usually Bayreuth is a just a town in Northern Bavaria—normal life and people. Then the Wagner Festival starts
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Music Spellbinding, Directing Disheartening
BAYREUTH, Germany—Conductor Thomas Hengelbrock guided his performers to a fresh interpretation of “Tannhauser,” but Director Sebastian Baumgarten delivered us a visual production that was raw, if not nearly rotten.
|
‘Pallas and the Centaur’: A painting of strength and beauty
Sandro Botticelli’s painting,‘Pallas and the Centaur’ depicts a strong woman restraining a centaur. This painting is an image of female virtue besting the more primal side of human nature.
|
Italy and Germany: A peaceful meeting of opposites
Painter Johann Overbeck’s painting,'Italia and Germania” is a peaceful scene of opposites coexisting.
|
Secrets of the Chinese Calendar: Musings About Nature, Time, and Life
The Chinese calendar is also known as the Yin or Xia calendar, the Moon Calendar.
|
‘Line Dance Is for Everybody’
Four-time line dance champion Enrico Adler says, “Line dance is for everybody.”
|
Still the 200th Anniversary of Felix Mendelssohn’s Birth
This is the last month to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy.
|
Remembering the Night of Historic Change
Pressure on GDR leaders reached its utmost extent in Nov. 1989, yet downfall of the wall itself came as a surprise
|
Berlin: Thousands Celebrate Neues Museum Reopening
Thousands of Berliners lined up on Oct. 17 as the Neues Museum reopened after 70 years.
|
Wagner Everywhere Yet Nowhere at Bayreuth Festival
Usually Bayreuth is a just a town in Northern Bavaria—normal life and people. Then the Wagner Festival starts
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