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May 8, 2012 From the minute she sat at the piano at the age of five, Laetitia Amodio dreamt of becoming a concert pianist. Five years later, she has already begun to live her dream... more >> In the UK, an acting degree from a leading drama school will set you back £9,000 a year for three years. In the US, you can expect to pay closer to $30,000.
And yet, despite rising fees and a difficult economic climate, applications are not in short supply: at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London, hundreds of applicants compete... more >>
Conveying both passion and order through its swelling harmonies, baroque music still touches the heart and stirs the mind. And now a new festival will celebrate its most-loved pieces. The festival's artistic director Kenneth Zammit Tabona speaks about his long-awaited dream.... more >>
On the eve of his 14th music marathon in aid of Inspire, Simon Tonna, manager and bartender of Simon's Pub, talks to Sandra Aquilina about memories, meeting people – and what music means to him... more >>
Despite being one of the most influential Maltese politicians of the last century, Mintoff’s legacy remains shrouded in fear and emotion. One filmmaker attempts to break the silence... more >>
