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My question this week is, does music sound better at this time of year? It feels like it to me, but perhaps I am just more prone to romanticising things when the sun is out. Either way, Lebanon is alive with the sound of music and I’m excited to tune in (and tune out of whatever else I’m supposed to be doing). From a palatial festival, to classical recitals and even an orchestra that uses music as a form of citizen development, your summer soundtrack awaits you in this week’s Breakfast in Bed… At Cannes, the drama rarely stays on screen Once again, Karl Richa has been our eyes and ears on the Croisette, reporting back on celebrity sightings and flamboyant couture, yes, but also giving us front-row access to the heated confrontations and awkward faux pas at one of the most politically charged editions of Cannes. This year’s Beiteddine...
My question this week is, does music sound better at this time of year? It feels like it to me, but perhaps I am just more prone to romanticising things when the sun is out. Either way, Lebanon is alive with the sound of music and I’m excited to tune in (and tune out of whatever else I’m supposed to be doing). From a palatial festival, to classical recitals and even an orchestra that uses music as a form of citizen development, your summer soundtrack awaits you in this week’s Breakfast in Bed… At Cannes, the drama rarely stays on screen Once again, Karl Richa has been our eyes and ears on the Croisette, reporting back on celebrity sightings and flamboyant couture, yes, but also giving us front-row access to the heated confrontations and awkward faux pas at one of the most politically charged editions of Cannes. This year’s...