The Japanese music company appears to be poking fun at the fugitive. Yamaha is warning people not to get into large musical instrument cases in the wake of ex-Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn's high-profile ...

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Carlos Ghosn, the 65-year-old automobile mogul charged with financial misconduct in Japan, fled to his native Lebanon Monday inside a musical instrument case brought by members of a paramilitary group ...

In a rehearsal room in the Woolworth Center of Musical Studies, students are blowing into their instruments, flicking hands over finger holes, shaking heads, and dipping chins up and down to create ...

TOKYO (Reuters Life!) - Ancient Japanese musical instruments have taken on a new shine after one group decided to make theirs out of glass, instead of traditional wood. Drums and flutes play a major ...

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Bamboo and carbon fibre are woven together to form a structure of rings that reverberates with the sound of music, in an innovative installation from Chinese consumer electronics manufacturer Oppo and ...

The year is ending with a big mystery. How on earth did Carlos Ghosn, the former Nissan chairman who was under house arrest in Japan, manage to flee to Lebanon? No one really knows for sure. And there ...