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There has been a lot of discussion, some of it on this blog, about how one defines 'classical' music. Greg Sandow, in his discussion...
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A commentor asked a good question about my last post : In the sense you (both) have used the term here, what exactly is an arrangement? To w...
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Last week, as an introduction to my recordings of the preludes by Máximo Diego Pujol, I did a post called " The Latin American Prelude ...
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A couple of weeks ago I let my rant-flag fly and put up this post reacting to a Wall Street Journal piece on Adele. Now Alex Ross has a pos...
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