One can only marvel at the huge number of melodies and texts from past centuries that have been preserved by folk tradition. 20th-century folk music collections abound with songs already known from earlier written sources, e.g. the Peer-, Paix-, Kájoni-, Vietorisz-codices, 17th-century songbook manuscripts, the Vásárhely Daloskönyv, different psalm collections, the Énekes poézis…

Malgré toutes les difficultés de la vie à deux, le couple apparaît encore aujourd'hui comme le meilleur style de vie et la meilleure garantie de bonheur. Certains sont heureux le temps de la séduction et de la lune de miel, soit de quelques mois à deux ou trois ans, d'autres savent le rester à plus long terme parce qu'ils ont surmonté des crises et les conflits inévitables de la vie à deux. Pourquoi certains couples réussissent-ils là où la majorité échoue ?

Pete Huttlinger has created a 'video library' of chord positions and progressions that's a must-have lesson for every serious guitarist. On this comprehensive DVD, Pete teaches all the important chord shapes and fingerings they'll need to play in every key, style and tempo, and how they apply to many kinds of songs.

Bolshoi troupe triumphs at Paris Opera’s 2008 season opening with ’Eugene Onegin’ under the talented direction of Dmitri Tcherniakov.Three romantic heroes each with a solitary destiny: Tatiana, a Romanesque young woman seeking absolution, Onegin, a distant dandy hiding emptiness under affected haughtiness, and Lenski, abandoned by his literary idol. Between these three, barren affections presage the inexorable social ruin.