The 31st edition of Music Season in São Roque kicked off last week, bringing local Lisbon talent in the field of classical tunes — big and small, young and old
Ana Bacalhau is as Portuguese as bacalhau. Both are national icons. Ask any local and they’ve no doubt heard of, and likely like, both. But, unlike the fish (codfish in
From the interwebs: choral (adjective) -composed for or sung by a choir or chorus. -engaged in or concerned with singing. From the organizers: “The IFCM World Choral EXPO is an
Chazwick Bradley Bundick. You’ve probably never heard of him. But you may have heard of Toro y Moi (even if you’re not sure how to pronounce it), who Chazwick, aka
So you think you can fado? Well, then this one may be destiny. You may never be the next Severa or Amália Rodrigues, but, with enough imagination and dedication, you
Inês do Carmo Pimenta is a self-described “shy girl” from Lisbon. She is an interior designer, architect, and musician. Her new EP is Son of Daedalus. It’s about not being
“…IT IS MORE THAN A SHOW, IT IS A FEELING…” Pope John Paul II. Aleluia! Or, Halleluja! Finally, something out of NYC that isn’t gentrifying and destroying Lisbon: Harlem Gospel
Maja Milinkovic was born in 1981. She began singing as a small girl, in a church choir, during the Bosnian War. Her grandparents encouraged her to continue singing. At 15
From Wikipedia: “Carlo Gesualdo da Venosa (8 March 1566 – 8 September 1613) was Prince of Venosa and Count of Conza. As a composer he is best known for writing
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