Podcasts about mozart's sister

Canadian musician Caila Thompson-Hannant who makes music under the name Cecile Believe - and formerly Mozart's Sister - talks to Jen Long about her obsession with scent. Catch up with our earlier shows by subscribing on Apple Podcasts with this link: bestf.it/talktheline

Wow! On assiste au plus gros lapsus de l'univers pendant le retour sur le spectacle Mamma Mia! présenté à la Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier du 17 au 19. On revient également sur Les Soirées Cousins avec la dj Juliana Huxtable au Ritz P.D.B., le soirée du 4e anniversaire de Lisbon Lux et sur le Coucous Comédie Show au Rialto. On vous propose aussi trois sorties musicales de la semaine avec les albums de Tim Darcy, Mozart's Sister et Hand Habits. Ne manquez pas l'agenda culturel en fin d'émission, y'a du stock!

Aujourd'hui, émission spéciale artistes féminines au programme ! Une ambiance smooth&chill était de mise, puis nous avons fait place à une dimension plus deep house pour se chauffer un peu pour finir sur des sonorités exotiques ! Que de belles découvertes et femmes talentueuses à l'honneur, on se retrouve la semaine prochaine !   La sortie de la semaine Mozart's Sister - Angel L'instant electro chill Astronautica - Palm Spring Version II Oklou - Chrysalis L'instant anglo    Adeline - Make Me Feel TOKiMONSTA - Steal Promises   L'instant franco   Nymra & Sofisticated - Mixtape du Piknic Electronique 2015 Vankiz - Constella Le sample de la semaine Piupiumusic - Golden Strawberries  L'instant qui vient d'ailleurs Batuk - Daniel Iao - The One And Only La soirée de la semaine  Little Simz - Shotgun 

Pull up those bootstraps, poutiners! You've gone hard Wednesday and Thursday, and there is no time to slow down. Rally some weekend energy, because your Friday is stacked with Pop Montreal gems. In our third episode of the Pop Montreal podcast marathon, you'll find big names like The Dream (playing with MP sweetheart Mozart's Sister), and Local Natives (playing with shoegaze kings Wild Nothing). But it's the up-and-coming talent that will really blow your mind: Our favs Emilie & Ogden will be harp strummin' at their album launch at Le Belmont, and save some dance party energy for a late night with Technical Kidman at Kathy and Kimy. We're getting punchy, listeners. And it's not over yet!

With John Wilson. Prima Ballerina Tamara Rojo will be the new Artistic Director of English National Ballet, it was announced today. She discusses what this means for her dancing career and how she intends to strike the difficult balance between choreographic innovation and balancing the books. The children's TV series Horrible Histories returned this week, offering a comic take on often gruesome parts of the past. Series producer Caroline Norris and actor Simon Farnaby talk about how they take inspiration from adult shows such as Blackadder, and the role of their musical numbers, including turning RAF fighter pilots into a dancing boy band. The new film Mozart's Sister argues that she - like her brother - was a musical prodigy, but was prevented from performing or composing because of the period's repressive attitudes towards women. Nicholas Kenyon, managing director of the Barbican Centre, London, reviews. Roger Ballen's photographs of working-class white South African life are renowned for their square, black and white format, and uncompromising subject matter. As a retrospective of his 30 year career opens at Manchester Art Gallery, he reflects on how he hopes his camera captures the souls of his subjects. Producer: Philippa Ritchie.