Angelica Reis
Angelica Reis loves nature, volunteer work, her family, and her faith. She is an English teacher with a background in classical music, and enjoys uncovering hidden gems, shining them up, and sharing them with readers.
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Watch Out for Those Blank Spots: The Proverb ‘Nature Abhors a Vacuum’
Empty spaces don’t tend to stay empty for long.
Embracing the Sourness: ‘When Life Gives You Lemons’
When life gets tough, stick it out, and you can still make the best of it.
Film Concerts: An Immersive Experience of Music
The magic of films in concert, a relatively new genre, promises to rekindle an appreciation for classical music.
The 7 Best Classical Pieces Related to Dance
Classical music inspired by dance is one of the most vibrant of the whole classical repertoire.
‘Trust in God, But Tie Up Your Camel’: A Proverb of Faith and Responsibility
Ancient and modern come together in this saying to leave us with some valuable insights.
Seeing the Good in All Situations: The Proverb ‘Every Cloud Has a Silver Lining’
The expression ’silver lining’ has been around for centuries.
Introducing Kids to Orchestra Instruments
Here’s how to use a couple of delightful pieces of classical music written specifically for kids.
Wooden Wind Instruments From Around the World
Through exploring wind instruments from different countries, we can learn about music and craftsmanship of both past and present.
Bowed, Plucked, Strummed, and Struck: Stringed Instruments Around the World
7 stringed instruments from around the world can help us appreciate where we are and where we’ve come from.
The Asian Fascination With Cherry Blossoms, Explained
These delicate, ephemeral blossoms symbolize profound values.
