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JOHN LENNON - IDLE FOR ALL TIMES
The first signs of a craving for music came from John in the mid-1950s, when Liverpool embraced a massive passion for skiffle. By this time, he was already decently playing…

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Making The Police and Sting's Solo
From childhood, Gordon remembered that his mother played the piano. When the child grew up and was able to reach the keys, the singer Stingto was very surprised that the…

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FIRST LADY OF JAZZ ELLA FITSGERALD
In the 1950s, not one of the concerts in the White House took place without the participation of Ella Fitzgerald. During her life she recorded over 250 albums, sold more…

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Montserrat Caballe

Montserrat Caballe is destined to be the last of the caste of great opera divas of the twentieth century. At one time, Maria Callas was assigned the epithet Divine, and Renata Tebaldi was called Amazing. Montserrat Caballe is quite worthy of the title “Unsurpassed.”

For the first time, the opera shook Montserrat at the age of seven, when she sobbed all the way back from the theater, frustrated by the death of Madame Butterfly. Continue reading →

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THE LAST CHRISTMAS OF GEORGE MICHAEL
Georgios Kyriakos Panayotou, whom everyone knows under the name George Michael, was born on June 25, 1963 in North London. He was the youngest child in the family of a…

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FIRST LADY OF JAZZ ELLA FITSGERALD
In the 1950s, not one of the concerts in the White House took place without the participation of Ella Fitzgerald. During her life she recorded over 250 albums, sold more…

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THE SHAMMAN DONOVAN PHILIPS LITCH
Once the press called Donovan "the troubadour of England in the sun." And he claims that he is a "seller of hope." And with the money, he bought an island…

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"KING OF KINGS OF PIANISTS" VLADIMIR HOROVITS
The 20th century can be called the century of the great pianists: Paderevsky, Hoffman, Rachmaninoff, Richter, Rubinstein, Kempff ... The list is endless. But over all these geniuses, for the…

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