« Usually, though, she explains herself by whistling. Most people can whistle, but before hearing a serious whistler practice their art, it can be hard to understand that a human whistle, like a human voice, can be a beautiful instrument. » L’article d’Atlas Obscura: Listen to the Strange and Wonderful Sound of One of Earth’s Best Whistlers
The Literary Review décerne depuis 1993 le prix “Bad Sex in Fiction “. Extrait du livre gagnant:” “Eliza and Ezra rolled together into one giggling snowball of full-figured copulation, shouting and screaming.” Un article de BBC News
Jean Rochefort interprète une oeuvre du patrimoine littéraire classique présentée de façon décomplexée et enthousiaste dans un langage très vivant.
Portait-interview: Rencontre avec La Bronze, la chanteuse maroco-canadienne qui a interprété Formidable en darija, par Ghizlane Radi et Mathieu Abertelli du Huffington Post
Lauretta Charlton, Vulture “To get some answers, Vulture reached out to Steven M. Zeitels, the famed surgeon and director of the Massachusetts General Hospital Voice Center who has treated everyone from Adele and Sam Smith to Steven Tyler and Julie Andrews. He walked us through the future of voice management.”
Doreen Simonsen Willamette University, dsimonse@willamette.edu Imagine standing next to two art historians discussing an artwork in a museum and listening to their conversation about that piece of art. Smarthistory provides just that experience for undergraduates. Smarthistory began in 2005 as a blog of audio guides for the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of…