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New York's Metropolitan Opera House seemed a fitting setting to chat with the Spanish pop artist Rosalía after the global tour for her latest album, 'Lux' (which is Latin for light). 'I really like ho...
10.18.2026 cbsnews.com , yahoo.com and 1 sitesSaint Hildegard of Bingen is perhaps Medieval Europe's most remarkable woman. She was a prolific writer, a theologian, a mystic, and Europe's first known female composer. It been about 1000 years sinc...
10.15.2026 Abc.net.au
JV writes: “I recently came across a website that featured a painting of St. Vincent Ferrer holding Buddhist mala beads. How can this be? ” It can’t - and it isn’t! The image you are referring to, whi...
10.15.2026 Womenofgrace.com and 1 sites
How can women from the past help shape a more equal future? Professor Janina Ramirez will explore this question at the next Ebor lecture on Wednesday 11 November, held in the York St John Creative Cen...
10.15.2026 Yorksj.ac.uk
(Photo: © Claire Shovelton) Hildegard von Bingen, the nun, mystic and polymath of the 12th century, has held a storied place in classical music as one of the earliest composers we have records of. Nearly 1, 000 years on, her life continues to inspire. Now, Mahogany Opera is premiering “Ecstasy of the Virtues , ” a new mystery opera by Nwando Ebizie, inspired by Hildegard’s work. Here, Ebizie speaks with OperaWire about the creation of this multidimensional piece. “Ecstasy of the Virtues” has its...
10.13.2026 Operawire.com
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10.13.2026 Firstthings.com
