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WDBX Opera Overnight - Penderecki, Gubaidulina

dougflummer wrote 1 month ago: Krzysztof Penderecki – Festival of Stars in Gdańsk, 2008 (Photo credit: Wikipedia) We’re celebrating … more →

Tags: Playlist, liveblog, Antoni Wit, Krzysztof Kolberger, Krzysztof Penderecki, Valery Gergiev

Day Ten: A treasured icon in NZ

chambermusicnz wrote 3 months ago: The last day of our blog is graced by an entry from a viola player/violinist/saxophonist Martin Jaen … more →

Tags: TEN Days of Chamber Music, chamber music, Adam Chamber Music Festival, New Zealand, New Zealand String Quartet, Nelson, violin, Viola, Victoria Jaenecke

(Re)inventions: Tallinn’s Bach Festival

Edward McCue wrote 4 months ago: St. Nicholas Church in Tallinn, Estonia It is easy to forget that J. S. Bach wrote dance music. But … more →

Tags: World View, Audio Recordings, Bach's Works, Bach's Successors, Other Artists, The Well-Tempered Clavier, Mozart, St. Nicholas Church, Beethoven

Tuesday, 11/27/12

musicclipoftheday wrote 5 months ago: Some instruments seem made for certain seasons. Take the viola: it seems most at home when days are … more →

Tags: Classical, Viola, Orchestra, Musical Thoughts, Music Clip Of The Day, Yuri Bashmet, Semyon Bychkov, WDR Symphony Orchestra Cologne

Silence redux3 comments

Tim Rutherford-Johnson wrote 9 months ago: Richard Osborne has been pondering a Top Ten of silent pieces in the New Statesman this week. As som … more →

Tags: Music, György Kurtág, Pauline Oliveros, "john cage", Helmut Lachenmann, Peter Ablinger, Klaus K. Hübler, Silence, Sergei Zagny

Sofia Gubaidulina - The Lyre Of Orpheus (2006)1 comment

RIKKEMALENENIELSEN wrote 9 months ago: Sofia Asgatovna Gubaidulina, (born October 24, 1931) is a Russian composer of half Russian, half Tat … more →

Tags: Concerts, Recordings, CLASSICAL20.COM, gideon kremer, The Kremerata Baltica, marta sudraba

exit through the gift shop – part III

classicalbeaver wrote 1 year ago: in a program completely devoid of expected overtures, predictable symphonies, and traditional concer … more →

Tags: Classical Music, Oregon Symphony, peter frajola, carol rich, yoshinori nakao, jessica sindell, Carlos Miguel Prieto, fingernails-on-chalkboard, fairytale poem

De Profundis: The Deep End - Yale in New York closes season with music for low instruments

rob wendt wrote 1 year ago: Bassoon, trombone, tuba, double bass, cello – in many musical textures, low voices are employed as a … more →

Tags: Concert, Penderecki, jacob druckman, Prokofiev, Frank Morelli

Spring-like Miscellany

jamesprimosch wrote 1 year ago: Amid the mild temperatures here In Philly, I offer a few miscellaneous links: - Fanfare has a substa … more →

Tags: Jay Reise, Miles Davis, Measha Bruggergosman

Sophia: Biography of a Violin Concerto

listeningatlunch wrote 1 year ago: “Sophia: Biography of a Violin Concerto” is a 56-minute film by director Jan Schmidt-Gar … more →

Tags: Classical, Anne-Sophie Mutter, Sir Simon Rattle, Berlin Philharmonic

Top ten of 2011

Peter Bannister wrote 1 year ago: Da stand das Meer‘s Top Ten of new sacred music heard (though not necessarily composed) in 201 … more →

Tags: contemporary music, New Sacred Music, 2011, Arvo Part, Betty Olivero, Einojuhani Rautavaara, Eriks Esenvalds, Galina Grigorjeva, Roxanna Panufnik

Sofia Gubaidulina at 80

Peter Bannister wrote 1 year ago: Well, having missed Steve Reich’s 75th birthday by one day, I realized with alarm a few minute … more →

Tags: contemporary music, New Sacred Music, 2011, Theology, Anne-Sophie Mutter, Eamonn Quinn, in tempus praesens

Sofia Gubaidulina - Offertorium2 comments

Viktor Bach wrote 1 year ago: Pare-se că se insistă permament pe anumite aspecte în toate marile opusuri care, altfel, o portretiz … more →

Tags: Music, Review, classical, Classical, concerto, Gidon Kremer, Charles Dutoit

Idea vs. Execution (part one)1 comment

Lane Harder wrote 1 year ago: Musical ideas are not inherently interesting. Musical ideas, which can include ideas or gestalts for … more →

Tags: Blog Posts, Idea vs. Execution, Stravinsky, Xenakis, adam carolla, Perception, Alfred Schnittke, Le Poisson Rouge, New York Times

A Dark and Stormy Night at the Tank

delarue wrote 2 years ago: In their debut performance Thursday night at the Tank, Dark and Stormy revealed not only the amazing … more →

Tags: Music, Live Events, Reviews, New York City, music concert, Concert, Review, Classical Music, avant garde music

2011 / 4 / 20

popelulu wrote 2 years ago: Rightclick to download audio We reviewed this article on musical expressiveness from the New York Ti … more →

Tags: Playlist, Podcast, Audio, Music, Composers, radio, elliott carter, Mondo Vanilli, Monty Adkins

The Passion according to Sofia

Peter Bannister wrote 2 years ago: In the third part of this series on Sofia Gubaidulina we will be taking a closer look at her St John … more →

Tags: Eastern Orthodoxy, Gidon Kremer, John Zizioulas

Sermonizing rant or visionary spirituality? Sofia Gubaidulina and Maria Yudina

Peter Bannister wrote 2 years ago: In my last post, I concluded with some remarks about Sofia Gubaidulina’s In Croce; as we move … more →

Tags: Brahms, Eastern Orthodoxy, Maria Yudina, Solomon Volkov

Musical Toys

Nic wrote 2 years ago: By Sofia Gubaidulina. [PART 2] … more →

Tags: (1931 - ) S. Gubaidulina, Composers, contemporary music, piano music, Musical Toys, Mechanical Accordion, The Trumpeter in the Forest, magic roundabout, The Magic Smith


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