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Classical music Q&A: Ukraine native and UW-Madison graduate student pianist Yana Groves talks about her upcoming FREE recital of Debussy, Rachmaninoff and Schubert at Grace Episcopal Church this Saturday at noon and offers advice to young piano students.
A CORRECTiON AND AN APOLOGY: In yesterday’s post about the upcoming debut concert by the Madison Choral Project, I misspelled the name of the founder, conductor and Edgewood music professor Albe… more →
The Well-Tempered Ear
Classical music Q&A: Ukraine native and UW-Madison graduate student pianist Yana Groves talks about her upcoming FREE recital of Debussy, Rachmaninoff and Schubert at Grace Episcopal Church this Saturday at noon and offers advice to young piano students.
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wrote 1 day ago: A CORRECTiON AND AN APOLOGY: In yesterday’s post about the upcoming debut concert by the Madis … more →
Anna Caterina Antonacci at the Wigmore
wrote 1 week ago: Having just completed the incredibly frustrating process of attempting to book this year’s Pro … more →
Classical music: For Mother's Day this Sunday, consider giving the gift of live music – Chopin, Debussy, Dvorak and Grieg. Plus, organist-composer Carson Cooman performs a FREE recital tonight at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church.
wrote 1 week ago: ALERT: A friend writes: The composer and organist Carson Cooman (below) will perform a FREE recita … more →
NEW SERIES: Musical Genre Inquiry of the Day (MuG ID) - FLUTE
wrote 2 weeks ago: This is the first post in a series I am (horribly) naming “Musical Genre Inquiry of the Day. … more →
Piano Recitals and Parental Love
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Last night I attended a piano recital. A high school piano recital. A high school piano recital feat … more →
LA CITTA' SONORA, STAG. 6, p.1- QUARTETTO ACCARDO
wrote 3 weeks ago: PUNTATA 1, 15 ottobre 2012 QUARTETTO ACCARDO Teatro Mancinelli, Orvieto, 7 settembre 2012 Il Quartet … more →
HETKE HELI No. 32 Claude Debussy - Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun
wrote 3 weeks ago: Debussy prelüüdid on kerged ja ideaalsed kaaslased mõttetööle – antud hetkel konverentsi kõne … more →
The History of Popular Songs - Episode One
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wrote 3 weeks ago: XperDunn plays Piano April 22, 2013 (Earth Day) The History of Popular Songs – Episode One … more →
Valse d'un océan
wrote 3 weeks ago: sat stayed long enough rough nights and both, days stood still will do waiting dreaming the horizo … more →
Happy Earth Day
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wrote 3 weeks ago: And forget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet and the winds long to play with your h … more →
Music Monday- Unspoken Love
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wrote 3 weeks ago: While communication is essential in any relationship, sometimes there is greater depth and meaning t … more →
Boucorechliev: la solitudine di Stravinsky
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wrote 3 weeks ago: André Boucorechliev (1925-1997) è stato un importante compositore e critico musicale francese. Nel t … more →
The "Electronic Poem" is 55
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wrote 1 month ago: The centerpiece of Expo 58, Atomium. (Wikipedia.) Fifty-five years ago this week the Brussels World … more →
Classical music Q&A: Trevor Stephenson discusses the similarities and differences of Mozart and Haydn, whose symphonies and concertos are featured in concerts by the Madison Bach Musicians this Saturday night and Sunday afternoon. Plus, violist Mikko Utevsky performs Bach and Shostakovich in a free recital on SATURDAY night.
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wrote 1 month ago: CORRECTION: Early viewers of yesterday’s post read a mistake. I said that conductor-violist Mi … more →
Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun by Claude Debussy
wrote 1 month ago: So I am going to try to thwart your expectations every chance I get, starting right now. Were you ex … more →
Since it's finally spring...
wrote 1 month ago: It suddenly got warm over the weekend. About bloody time, too. The freeze seemed so set to stay that … more →
Dustin O'Halloran: "Gently cascading, like watching raindrops fall"
wrote 1 month ago: Written by Lisa Ng If we apply the poet Robert Browning’s suggestion that “less is more,” then what … more →
Classical music: April is jam packed with classical music -- and this weekend is no exception for chamber music, brass music, baroque vocal and instrumental music, plus piano trios and string trios.
wrote 1 month ago: By Jacob Stockinger In “The Wasteland,” poet T.S. Eliot wrote that “April is the cruelest month.” We … more →
Topher and “The French Connection”
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wrote 1 month ago: I couldn’t help understanding Topher Mokrzewski’s concert today at the Richard Bradshaw Auditorium ( … more →
