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How John Coltrane changed jazz forever (opens the original)
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In the world of jazz, the name John Coltrane inspires reverence. He forged a path from drug addiction to artistic and spiritual transcendence, cementing his reputation through his trademark "sheets of sound" and a lifelong search for universal truth. By the time he died aged 40 in 1967, he had left a legacy few musicians could rival. "The music of John Coltrane has become a key pillar in the language and aesthetic of jazz," says Eric Ajaye, presenter of Jazz Legends on ABC Jazz. To mark the cent
Bill Bailey on music, mischief and touring Australia (opens the original)
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Few performers can make people think and laugh quite like Bill Bailey. Currently on an extensive tour of Australia, Bailey shares stories of adventure, connection and wonder with Megan Burslem on ABC Classic Breakfast. From making music in Vietnam's remote highlands to mastering a typewriter solo at the Last Night of the Proms, Bailey reveals what it takes to be "a consummate professional". He also shares the music that has inspired him throughout his career and why Australia continues to hold a
How Deaf people connect with music, from Beethoven to haptic vests (opens the original)
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You might be surprised to learn that Deaf audiences are nothing new at venues like the Sydney Opera House. In fact, deafness and classical music have been intertwined for centuries. Some of the most well-known classical music, including Beethoven's Ode To Joy and Smetana's Vltava, were written after these composers lost their hearing through illness. Other composers, including Gabriel Fauré and Ralph Vaughan Williams, experienced significant hearing loss later in life due to ageing and, in Vaugh
At 88, Anthony Hopkins says life is 'one long goodbye' (opens the original)
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Sir Anthony Hopkins is one of the most recognised and celebrated actors in Hollywood. From the chilling Hannibal Lecter in The Silence of the Lambs, to the reserved butler Mr Stevens in The Remains of the Day and the deeply moving Anthony in The Father, the Welsh actor is renowned for his magnetic screen presence and emotional depth. In recent years, however, Hopkins has also embraced his lifelong passion for music and talent for composition. At 88, Hopkins is releasing a new album following his
Easy Book Week costume ideas inspired by music (opens the original)
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Across Australia, the Children's Book Week parade with its costume displays is a cherished and sometimes dreaded tradition for generations of parents and kids. This year, there's a musical twist to the theme: Symphony of Stories. We talk to musically inclined parents, an author and an ABC Classic presenter to get ideas on how your kids can take part in the Symphony of Stories. They also share tips on how to take some of the stress out of Book Week costume crafting. ABC Classic presenter Danielle
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