Soho the Dog
August 31, 2007

Mirrors in which to dwell

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Merger mania . Previewing Theatre de la Jeune Lune's "Don Juan Giovanni" and "Figaro." Boston Globe , August 31, 200...
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August 26, 2007

Out for a walk

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Programming note: Soho the Dog is on summer hiatus this week. We're packing a picnic, unplugging the computer, and taking the phone off ...
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The music goes round and round

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For pure sound, a clear choice. The making of a glass harmonica. Boston Globe , August 26, 2007. I wanted badly to include this clip with t...
August 24, 2007

Salvati dunque e scolpati

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That academic year is just around the corner, so it's time to sharpen those no. 2 pencils for another quiz! (If you missed it: some choi...
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August 23, 2007

Gold stars and red pen

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It's almost time for a new quiz ( update: the new quiz is here ), but before that, I wanted to revisit the last assessment . In general,...
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August 22, 2007

Dirty deeds, done dirt cheap

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The scholar of the week here at Soho the Dog HQ is economist Dr. Robert Oxoby of the University of Calgary, for his paper "On the Effi...
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August 21, 2007

Quote of the Day

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For all its diversity, the culture of an age hangs together more coherently than does the mind of a psychotic. —Stephen Kern, The Culture of...

At the Grave of William Billings

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( In the tradition of Alex Ross .) I can't believe I've never done a post on Billings, one of my favorite composers. Here's e...
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August 20, 2007

Wet your roller, then you roll it

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I haven't done a post today because I've been painting, and my bloodstream has no doubt been enriched with plenty of nutritious late...
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August 17, 2007

She's ported and relieved and she's stroked and bored

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The current official transport here at Soho the Dog HQ is a 1999 Honda Civic, dented on all four fenders, scraped and scratched on all four ...
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August 16, 2007

Deeds, Not Words

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Drummer Max Roach has passed away . Jazz fans don't need an introduction, but even if your jazz record collection is limited to a few ch...
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Thirty years on

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August 15, 2007

Flattery, the sincerest form of

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Another transfer from 78 RPM: Raymond Scott and his New Orchestra, circa 1941, with "When Cootie Left the Duke." Raymond Scott an...
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August 14, 2007

Unlikely music critic of the day

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We arrived in Rome at night to a reception ceremony held for security reasons in the courtyard of the Quirinale Palace. Colorful lancers on ...
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August 13, 2007

Surfin' Sephardi

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I'm working in a coffee shop this morning, and they're piping in some odd smooth-jazz/Muzak version of "Good Vibrations," ...
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Get on board

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It seems like a good time to check in on that alleged Death of Classical Music. But first, let’s talk a little bit about non-functional dema...
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August 10, 2007

Canis major

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In honor of Leo Fender 's birthday, Buddy Guy and his Stratocaster accompanying Big Mama Thornton in a 1965 rendition of her biggest h...
August 09, 2007

Ni les peintres ni Maupassant ne se promènent

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I'm guessing this is the week when it hit everybody that summer is almost over. Here's a little creation to soothe your melancholy. ...
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August 08, 2007

Haarlem Shuffle

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Reviewing the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Boston Globe , August 8, 2007.
August 07, 2007

Soothe Me

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Here's a pending patent application with the World Intellectual Property Organization . The inventor is Michinobu Suzuki, working for a...
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