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Such Stuff as Dreams are Made On: Cantata Singers Make Magic with English Choral Works
Cantata Singers Friday, January 14th Music of Elgar, Finzi, Holst and Vaughan Williams When you go to a Cantata Singers concert, you can always be assured that the programming will be interesting and the performance standards will be high. For … Continue reading
Posted in 20th century, choral music, classical, concerts, music, opera
Tagged Cantata Singers, Edward Elgar, Gustav Holst, Ralph Vaughan Williams
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Friday News: Vaughan Williams in Boston, GRAMMY.com, and Theremin on TV!
Happy Friday, music nerds! I’m pleased to announce that my first grammy.com post is up! Click to sample some GRAMMY Classical Delights! Furthermore, I will be interviewing several GRAMMY nominees in the coming weeks, so be sure to stay tuned! … Continue reading
Posted in 20th century, classical, concerts, GRAMMY Awards, music, Theremin Concerto
Tagged GRAMMYS, Ralph Vaughan Williams, The Big Bang Theory
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Lisztomania! (An Interview with Yakov Zamir)
JP Concerts presents: Lisztomania Times Two Thursday, January 13, 7:00 pm St. John’s Episcopal Church 1 Roanoke Avenue, Boston (map link) $10 at the door Any classical music nerd worth his or her salt can tell you that the composer … Continue reading
Posted in art song, classical, concerts, interview, music, vocal music
Tagged Franz Liszt, Janice Weber, Yakov Zamir
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Music Marketing Madness!
Music Nerd Andy, who keep tabs on the classical scene in St. Louis and environs, passed along an offer from his home team, the St. Louis Symphony, along with this comment: Why can we sell Mahler tickets at a fraction … Continue reading
Posted in classical, concerts, music, music criticism, opera, orchestral music
Tagged Mahler, marketing, more cowbell, St. Louis Symphony
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What It’s All About
Happy New Year, music nerds! Can you believe we’re a week into 2011 already? I must confess, Miss Music Nerd has been a bit of a basket case for the past month or so. The holiday season can be a … Continue reading
It's That Time Again! Music for Hanukkah, Plus Hello Kitty Menorah!
Happy Hanukkah, Music Nerds! The sun is setting as I type this, but I’ll have to light the Hello Kitty Menorah virtually today, because McDoc and I just moved to a new apartment, and the real one is hiding in … Continue reading
Musical Nourishment, Tonight in Boston!
Music for Food for Music Benefitting the Greater Boston Food Bank Friday, November 12, 6:00 pm Emmanuel Church 15 Newbury Street, Boston Happy Friday, music nerds! I recently heard of a concert series that looks to be nourishing in more … Continue reading
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Looking to Tap into the Zeitgeist? It's in St. Paul, Tonight!
Zeitgeist New Music presents Night Singing: Music by Andrew Rindfleisch October 7, 8, 9, 7:30 p.m. Studio Z, 275 East Fourth Street, Suite 200, St. Paul MN $10 A week ago, I was wishing for a couch, but this week … Continue reading
Posted in 20th century, 21st century, chamber music, classical, composition, concerts, contemporary classical music, music
Tagged Zeitgeist
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Naked and Singing, Making Life Worthwhile
Boston Symphony Orchesra featuring Bryn Terfel: Music of Richard Wagner, Saturday, October 1, 2010 Cantata Singers Chamber Series: Music of Ralph Vaughan Williams, Sunday, October 2, 2010 I didn’t expect to find much of a common thread between the two … Continue reading
