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Monthly Archives: December 2009
A Playlist Revisited: Have a Very Nerdy New Year's Eve!
Two New Year’s Eves ago, I posted A Nerdy Playlist for New Year’s Eve. I thought it might be fun to tweak it a bit, in the spirit of out with the old, in with the new! 1. To get … Continue reading
Posted in classical, holidays, jazz, milestones, music, opera, pop, rock
Tagged New Year's Eve
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Post-Holiday Blues + End-of-Decade Anxiety = Give Me a Funny Video NOW!!
Happy Eve of New Year’s Eve, music nerds! Didn’t get quite what you wanted for Christmas? You’re not alone! Garfunkel and Oates: nerdy comic geniuses, n’est-ce pas? Look for more on them in an upcoming post! I don’t know about … Continue reading
Posted in folk, holidays, humor, music, pop
Tagged Garfunkel and Oates, GRAMMY Awards, New Year's Eve
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Carols from Hell!
Merry Eve of Christmas Eve, everybody! Tomorrow is a big day for me; I have not one, but two Christmas Eve church gigs! Since tomorrow will be all about the musically sublime, I thought it would be fun to devote … Continue reading
Posted in 20th century, choral music, church music, classical, holidays, humor, sacred music
Tagged Christmas, Christmas music
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Season's Monde-Greetings!
A while back, I wrote about the wonderful world of misheard lyrics, a.k.a. Mondegreens, which come about when you can’t quite understand the words to a song, but your mind fills in familiar, if non-sensical, words and phrases, often with … Continue reading
Posted in holidays, humor, jazz, music, sacred music
Tagged Charlie Brown, Dean Martin, Lorena McKennitt, Sufjan Stevens
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Urgent Hello Kitty Menorah Update!
Just in time for the last night of Hanukkah! I was excited to find that my Hello Kitty Menorah made it onto a list of 5 Geeky Menorahs at Fandomania, a pop culture blog with a geeky bent. When the … Continue reading
This Ain't Your Mama's Musical Advent Calendar!
Two Decembers ago, I came across a wonderful online Advent Calendar, featuring a different piece of advent music for each day performed by the wonderful musicians of Trinity Church in New York City. I’m sad to report that the music … Continue reading
Posted in choral music, church music, electronica, holidays, jazz, music, punk
Tagged Advent, J.S. Bach, Max Osvald
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Music for Hanukkah, vol. 2!
Happy first night of Hanukkah, music nerds! It’s been a long time since I put together Music for Hanukkah, vol. 1 — I seem to have been asleep at the wheel last year! I almost missed it this year, too, … Continue reading
Posted in holidays, klezmer
Tagged Dreidel Song, Hanukkah, Hanukkah Music, menorah, Ocho Kandelikas
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Yuja Wang's Sonatas & Etudes: A Superluminal Journey
Note: ‘superluminal’ is my new favorite word. I usually have oatmeal for breakfast, but this morning I sank my teeth into pianist Yuja Wang‘s debut CD, Sonatas & Etudes, which has been GRAMMY®-nominated for Best Instrumental Soloist Performance (without Orchestra). … Continue reading
Posted in 20th century, classical, GRAMMY Awards, Piano
Tagged Chopin, GRAMMY nominations, Ligeti, Liszt, Scriabin, Yuja Wang
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Imagine.
A song for this day. By the way, check this out. Peace out.
