Tag: Meghan Markle

Eternal Source of Divine Light

Posted on by Raashmi in Baroque (1600-1750), Classical Era, Composers, Events, Handel, London, St George's Chapel, Venues

  This was the music that was sung when Meghan Markle entered the church and walked down the aisle prior to marrying Prince Harry. It was sung by Welsh Soprano Elin Manahan-Thomas. The video I’ve attached below was also sung by her. The piece was composed by Handel for Queen Anne’s birthday (February 1665-August 1714) … Continue reading Eternal Source of Divine Light →

Kanneh-Mason’s performance at the Royal Wedding

Posted on by Raashmi in Baroque (1600-1750), Classical Era, Events, Fauré, London, Romantic (1820-1900), Schubert, Von Paradis

I’m currently watching the Duke and Duchess of Sussex live on the BBC during their procession through the streets of Windsor whilst writing this. The wedding of Prince Harry to Meghan Markle was absolutely beautiful and on a wonderful Spring day with clear blue skies that made the occasion even more magnificent! I loved every … Continue reading Kanneh-Mason’s performance at the Royal Wedding →

Royal Wedding

Posted on by Raashmi in Articles, Classical Music in the Media

In this post I’ll be discussing the British Royal family, the importance of mental health, how this relates to the British government’s cutbacks to the arts in recent years, and why musical learning is important for children. I must admit, I do get caught up in Royal wedding fever and it’s not always easy for … Continue reading Royal Wedding →