In yet another apparent screw-up by the gaggle of two-bit politicians and mainstream media hacks who continue to carry on with their Russian hysterics, they overlooked banning one of the stellar pieces of music played on this day to celebrate… Read More ›
More days than not when purveying the “news” of the day, we here at the Asylum want to shut down all forms of outside media invasion, throw away our mobile tracking devices, let our hair grow long and drink lots… Read More ›
Guest post: by Bogdan Baranovsky Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky is a name at the top the of lists of many Classical music fans as the single, greatest, Russian composer of all time. From his Symphonies and Piano Concertos, to the legendary… Read More ›
Gothenburg Symphony and Music Director Gustavo Dudamel went on tour with soloist Martin Fröst to Oslo in Norway and Reykjavik in Iceland and their brand new hall, Harpa. Watch and hear the finale from Mozart’s clarinet concerto and the 3rd… Read More ›
“Truly there would be a reason to go mad were it not for music,” – P. I. Tchaikovsky It was from the Austrian-born composer that some may have heard of, W.A. Mozart, whom we owe a debt of gratitude for… Read More ›
It’s been a while since we heard from Overseas reporter for Dispatches from the Asylum, Ms. Ukusi Menya, former counter espionage agent with TASS News Agency/Moscow, runner-up in Ms. Moscow Pageant, and part-time ballet instructor at Minsky’s Ballet Club. Let’s… Read More ›
