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    From Baroque Classic to Rock Adaptation: The Resurgence of Pachelbel's Canon in D

    Johann Pachelbel's Canon in D, a timeless piece from the late 17th century, gained popularity through various adaptations. Its cyclical tune and intricate layers continue to captivate listeners worldwide.

    Canon in D

    The music is startlingly simple, three violins pressing out 28 varieties of the same melody over the bass line. Pachelbel's cyclical tune unfolds like delicate sonic origami. The forth-and-back is calming, rousing, as if the world has turned to music.

    Fashion icon Iris Apfel passes away at 102, leaving behind a legacy of bold style

    Fashion icon Iris Apfel, renowned for her eccentric style and fearless approach to fashion, has passed away at the age of 102. Known for her bold fashion choices and oversized accessories, Apfel's influence extended beyond the runway, making her a beloved figure in the fashion world. Her eclectic style and unique perspective on fashion earned her a dedicated following on social media and led to collaborations with renowned brands.

    Classical music conductor John Eliot Gardiner takes leave amid backstage altercation

    Renowned conductor John Eliot Gardiner has decided to withdraw from all his scheduled commitments following allegations of an altercation with a singer backstage. In a statement, Gardiner explained that he is seeking specialist help and apologized for any mistreatment. The incident reportedly occurred after a performance in France, where Gardiner allegedly attacked the singer. The singer's management company emphasized the importance of providing a safe environment for musicians.

    Your ultimate European summer planned: 36 hours in Palermo, Italy

    Influenced by Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Arab, Norman and Spanish conquerors, the port city has long been known for its distinctive dialect, original street food, medieval churches, faded Baroque buildings and - less happily - a historical association with the Mafia.

    Your complete travel guide: Spending 36 hours in Prague

    ​​The best new cafes, bars and restaurants, as well, are often found outside Old Town, in neighborhoods such as Dejvice, Vinohrady, Holesovice, Karlin and New Town. Stop by for a coffee, hit up one of the many great new bakeries or visit a charismatic old beer hall as you explore a city that is clearly entering its prime.

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