This is a short film clip from 2/2/08 of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts MFA featuring Gustave Caillebotte, Claude Monet, and Pierre-Auguste Renoir.

The Poss Family Mediatheque at the Boston Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA)

Mozart – Piano Concerto in G, K. 453, II Andante – Concert for the Cure – Boston – 12/5/10 Conductor: Sir Simon Rattle Pianist: Marc-André Hamelin Susan G Komen and Julie Scolnik, artistic director, present Concert for the Cure to help continue to raise funds and awareness in the fight against breast cancer. World-renowned music director of the Berlin Philharmonic, Sir Simon Rattle, along with 75 esteemed musicians drawn from leading orchestras and chamber ensembles have come together tonight in a spirit of love and generosity to make music together. Long known for his bold exploration of unfamiliar pianistic terrain, Marc-André Hamelin is now recognized worldwide for the originality and technical brilliance of his performances of the classic repertoire. In 2005, Boston flutist Julie Scolnik underwent treatments for breast cancer. Throughout her treatments, music played an essential role in keeping her spirits high, and as artistic director of a chamber music series, she continued to organize and play concerts in wigs after she had lost her hair. In 2008, Scolnik reached out to her musical colleagues to present a full symphony concert to raise funds so that all women facing breast cancer could have the care and support they deserved. The funds raised from this concert go to the Komen Foundation to support awareness for breast cancer screening, treatment and educational programming to help women and men throughout Massachusetts. Production by Cambridge Studios – Boston …

Opening of Monteverdi’s Vespers with Boston Baroque at St John the Divine, New York, March 6, 2010. Martin Pearlman, dir., Victor Coelho, theorbo

www.eaglestalent.com -Eagles Talent Presents Benjamin Zander. To book speaker Benjamin Zander visit his profile page. Benjamin Zander started his early musical training, in his native England, with cello and composition lessons under the guidance of his father. When he was nine, Benjamin Britten, England’s leading composer, took an interest in his development and invited the family to spend three summers in Aldeburgh in Suffolk where he lived. This led to a long association with Britten and lessons in theory and composition from Britten’s close associate Imogen Holst, daughter of Gustav Holst. He left school when he was fifteen, moving to Florence at the invitation of the great Spanish cello virtuoso, Gaspar Cassadó, who became his teacher and mentor for the next five years. He completed his cello training at the State Academy in Cologne, traveling extensively with Cassadó and performing recitals and chamber music.

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

Behind-the-scenes preview of Boston Early Music Festival Chamber Opera Series production of Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas. Videographer: Kathy Wittman, Ball Square Films. Business Wire press release Permalink: www.businesswire.com

For more information, please visit www.MelissaHough.com . Melissa Hough dances Lilac Fairy with Boston Ballet.