Listen, we really can't explain it better than that. You'll just have to watch the video. Also in this roundup: a lost-and-found flute, a dancer whose movements are so fluid, he nearly glides, and puppies!
1. After 10 years, a $13,000 flute that went missing after being left in the back of a taxi... has been found.
2. When you have a rare, historic instrument in your collection, you want it to look its best in photos. But taking really good pictures of old violins is no easy feat. Here's a look at the surprising challenges these photographers face.
3. Pure joy:
#MusicalStoreFronts with Rohan De Silva@KaufmanMusicNYC pic.twitter.com/gYdWzCzPJd
— Kevin Zhu (@kevinzhuviolin) April 13, 2021
4. Dogsledder and author Blair Braverman's latest litter of puppies are all named after contemporary composers! This sweet baby is named Yotam, after Yotam Haber:
And this curious, handsome boy is named Yotam, after @yotamhaber. pic.twitter.com/EwHfG20WoU
— Blair Braverman (@BlairBraverman) April 1, 2021
5. For long-haul Covid-19 patients, breathing therapy is an essential part of the recovery process. One effective method? Opera singing. Here are some exercises that help:
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6. In a concert with pianist Simone Dinnerstein, dancer James Floats Fable might as well have been gliding on air as he danced to Philip Glass:
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7. A Guiness World Record we didn't know existed until we heard about this: "the longest melody played by a model train." We bet you'll recognize some of the 20 different pieces it plays: