Yuja Wang transcends the world of classical music, she is simply a force of nature. With a whirlwind of technical brilliance and an undeniable stage presence, this pianist has redefined what it means to be a classical artist in the

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Jaqueline du Pré is widely regarded as one of the greatest cellists of the 20th century, and her recordings remain highly influential. While she had a relatively short career due to her early diagnosis of multiple sclerosis, her artistry and

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Hans Hotter was a celebrated German bass-baritone known for his commanding presence and powerful voice in opera, particularly in Wagnerian roles like Wotan. Born on 19 January 1909, he debuted in 1930 and gained international fame post-WWII. He was also