December 24, 2008
Tho' hard and dry at first
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Critic-at-Large Moe offers his painterly image to wish everyone a happy holiday season. It's the most wonderful deadweight loss of the ...
December 23, 2008
And since we've no place to go
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Reviewing the Musicians of the Old Post Road. Boston Globe , December 23, 2008. A nice little musical pun from this one: in Telemann's A...
December 22, 2008
Oggi rivivi in me!
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I am proudly and incurably a Puccini addict. There's not many other composers that combine such a lush surface with so many arresting, i...
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Strauss and Mahler Re-Enact Your Favorite Movie Moments (5)
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(Click to enlarge.) Previously: 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . T-shirts .
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December 21, 2008
Un ballo di macher
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Hanukkah started tonight at sundown. Spin that dreidel! Here's a recipe I was absolutely going to test and photograph—gefilte fish as p...
December 18, 2008
Quote of the Day
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The significance of language struck [Richard] Wrangham most forcefully on an occasion when a group of [Mbuti] hunters had killed an elephan...
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December 16, 2008
Ending up
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Reviewing pianist Paavali Jumppanen. Boston Globe , December 16, 2008. Published, I notice, on Beethoven's birthday—it's weird to ha...
Better watch out
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Reviewing Boston Baroque's Messiah . Boston Globe , December 16, 2008.
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December 15, 2008
Your
Deutsches Bundesarchiv
photo juxtaposition of the day
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Martha Fuchs as Octavian in the Berlin Staatsoper production of Der Rosenkavalier , 1937 Main train station, Frankfurt am Main, June 1988. B...
December 12, 2008
Absence of Malice
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Don Rosenberg, the Cleveland Plain Dealer critic who, a few months ago, was rather infamously reassigned for being allegedly too hard on th...
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December 11, 2008
The lads in their hundreds (2)
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Elliott Carter being interviewed by Charlie Rose, December 10, 2008. Rose asked Carter if there were times in his career when he felt a sens...
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December 10, 2008
The lads in their hundreds (1)
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Just saying Olivier Messiaen's name is exceptional. Thomas Grubb's textbook Singing in French includes an appendix in which he cros...
December 09, 2008
Drede ye nought, sayd the aungell bryght
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Guerrieri: Be We Mery in This Feste (PDF, 163 Kb; not terribly subtle MIDI here ) Here's a nice, crunchy, part-of-this-balanced-breakfa...
December 05, 2008
Tempo e tempi
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The composer in Cambridge: Carter looks back. Interviewing Elliott Carter. Boston Globe , December 5, 2008. I ended up with way more materi...
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December 04, 2008
Bonjour, l'etoiles!
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I'm beginning to sense a pattern at the Metropolitan Opera. Literally. The photo wall they've put up in the lobby for the 125th Anni...
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December 03, 2008
Conducting oneself
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I can't go, but you can: tonight at 7:30, head over to Smith Hall at Harvard Hillel and you can hear Daniel Barenboim chatting with Mic...
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December 02, 2008
Principle of Locality
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Reviewing the Florestan Recital Project. Boston Globe , December 3, 2008.
Everybody's Talkin'
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Reviewing the Laurel String Quartet et al. Boston Globe , December 2, 2008. The Carter centenary is accelerating into the homestretch. I fee...
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December 01, 2008
On the small screen
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A netting of scuttlebutt: Announcing the YouTube Symphony Orchestra . Upload a video of yourself playing a newly-commissioned piece by Tan D...
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November 30, 2008
Commodore 64
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A thank-you to Michael Prager for, in today's Boston Globe , considering this to be one of the "sixty-four websites on Boston lif...
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