In the modern day arena of Harvard Square, Vera Meyer plays the sounds of 200 years past. invented by Benjamin Franklin. The instrument very often does not ring *** bell, but its sound is captivating.
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‘Things That Go Bump’: Colorado Springs chamber orchestra to bring haunting melodies to Ent Center
By O’Dell Isaac Lovers of music – and of the Halloween season – can treat themselves to several haunting musical offerings at the “Things That Go Bump” concert, a guided sojourn through the underworld ...
Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X The Grammy winner revealed that she wrote “Carolina” by herself and later asked her friend Aaron ...
Blackbriar honour All Hallows' Eve with a haunting new piano parlour version of The Fossilised Widow, drawn from their gothic masterpiece A Thousand Little Deaths.
Nashville-based artist-producer Mel Denisse has just shared her latest single "going nowhere". With her new irresistable ...
Benjamin Franklin's haunting 18th-century glass harmonica was brought back to life in the 1980s. Benjamin Franklin's haunting 18th-century glass harmonica was brought back to life in the 1980s.
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