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I may have to go to Paris in October after seeing this fascinating program at the Cité de la Musique : ANDREAS STAIER / ALEXANDER MEL...
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Looking at my stats I see that my Haydn posts are far from being the most popular. But I'll keep doing them anyway! I think that Haydn ...
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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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One of the keenest advocates of the Shostakovich preludes and fugues has been Keith Jarrett. Here is his version of that same Prelude and Fu...
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So today, the one-year anniversary of this blog, I'll do a third post looking back at some of the stuff I was talking about a year ago. ...
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From Monday 13th June students at Cramlington Learning Village in the North East of England are having a week where their normal timetable w...
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I had an excellent and productive day today. I spent the morning meeting with Roberto Limón, an excellent guitarist--possibly the best in Me...
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I got into an interesting discussion the other day about the sources of musical inspiration. I often say that where music comes from is a my... -
In the 20th century the values and dreams of the middle class were expressed in the cinema, but in the 19th century it was opera. But opera,...
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A while back I mentioned a college textbook on counterpoint: Modal and Tonal Counterpoint: From Josquin to Stravinsky by Harold Owen. It i...
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