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Twenty five children from across the divide and aged between 5 and 12 currently meet to sing in the buffer zone in Nicosia once a week. Known as Songbird, the Intercommunal Children’s Choir has been ...

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The singer died at 65, leaving behind a substantial musical legacy.

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Shanghai-based composer Luo Wei has become synonymous with the city's soundscape through his decade-long Piano Essay series. In an interview with Shanghai Daily, the "piano poet" reveals how urban ...