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Tunite Music Jun 15

To listen to the music of Edvard Grieg (15 June 1843 – 4 September 1907) is to walk through the mist-shrouded valleys, rugged mountains, and fractured coastlines of nineteenth-century Norway. At a time when European classical music was heavily dominated by the structural and harmonic traditions of Germany, Grieg emerged as a revolutionary cultural force. He did not merely compose music; he translated the geography, folklore, and psychological identity of his homeland into a universal auditory language. #EdvardGrieg #ClassicalMusic #RomanticEra #MusicHistory #NorwegianComposer #PeerGynt #PianoConcerto #RomanticNationalism #Troldhaugen #NordicCulture #OrchestralMusic #Musicology #NineteenthCentury #PianoMusic #FolkTraditions

Vecernji.hr May 18

Darina Nikolaeva Yotova, eurovizijska pobjednica iz Bugarske, osvojila je publiku svojom pjesmom Bangaranga, koja simbolizira sretnu pobunu i radosni kaos, dok se istovremeno otvoreno bori s dijagnozom ADHD-a i psihološkim pritiscima slave, a njezina karijera uključuje i uspješne nastupe u popularnim glazbenim showovima. #auditory #Eurovizija #Bugarska

Život eurovizijske pobjednice obilježila je borba s ovim poremećajem: 'Bilo je zastrašujuće'
BBC May 8

An investigation revealed that 82-year-old Shirley Pope, who died after being struck by a train at a level crossing, may not have heard the train's warning horn due to her hearing loss and environmental noise, with the report recommending improved safety measures for individuals with auditory disabilities at such crossings. #RailSafety #HearingLoss #AccidentInvestigation #GB

Elderly pedestrian hit by train 'may have not heard horn'

A new study published in Nature reveals that the brain remains active and capable of processing language even while under anaesthesia, as it continues to respond to auditory stimuli and anticipates upcoming words, challenging previous notions of unconsciousness. #BrainResearch #Anesthesia #Neuroscience #N/A

The brain predicts upcoming words even under anaesthesia, study finds
BFMTV Apr 28

American biotechnology company Regeneron has developed a groundbreaking gene therapy called Otarmeni to treat a rare genetic form of deafness, which has shown significant auditory improvement in at least 80% of 20 pediatric patients tested, and is set to be offered for free to eligible patients, marking a pivotal advance in treating genetic hearing loss. #GeneTherapy #HearingLoss #Biotechnology

"C'est tout simplement incroyable": une thérapie contre la surdité génétique approuvée aux États-Unis