Source: Theguardian.com When it comes to musical instruments, the harpsichord may not be the first one that comes to mind. However, this fascinating instrument holds a rich history and has played a significant role in classical music. Harpsichord players, also known as harpsichordists, have a unique skill set and bring a distinct sound to the world of music. In this article, we will explore 12 surprising facts about harpsichordists that will undoubtedly catch you off guard.

Source: Telegraph.co.uk Kim Clijsters is a former professional tennis player hailing from Belgium. Known for her explosive power, athleticism, and relentless determination, Clijsters made a significant impact on the world of tennis during her career. She achieved numerous accolades and left a lasting legacy in the sport. In this article, we will delve into 13 fascinating facts about Kim Clijsters, providing you with a deeper understanding of her life both on and off the tennis court.

Why might I be impressed? If you’ve been wondering what Adrian Zecha, the founder of Aman Resorts, has been up to since he left the group, well, he’s been working on a new hotel brand, Azerai, which recently debuted in Unesco heritage-listed Luang Prabang, in Laos. Azerai? Sounds Harry Potter-ish. You’re way off the mark. This place is fancy: it combines Zecha’s initials with the Persian word “caravanserai”, a resting place for ancient caravan travellers.

The in-form Jerry Chau Chun-lok is confident Chill Chibi’s strong Classic Series form can translate into a maiden Class Two victory as the four-year-old returns to his “best distance” at Sha Tin on Saturday. Four lengths off winner Helios Express when seventh in the Classic Cup (1,800m) and three lengths adrift of Massive Sovereign when a nice fourth in last month’s Hong Kong Derby (2,000m), Chill Chibi is looking to salute at Sha Tin for the first time in the Advancing Culture & Sports Handicap (1,800m).

Despite a slew of measures rolled out by Chinese regulators recently to boost demand for property, developers are still struggling with weak sales and reported declines of more than 40 per cent in January, according to real estate brokerages. Home sales at 24 major Chinese developers fell by 45 per cent year on year in January and 41 per cent month on month, CGS-CIMB Securities said in a report on Thursday.