Articles tagged 'Schnittke'
Things That Are Not Quite What They Seem
Humor in music is a delicate business. Everybody involved — composer, performer and audience — must be familiar with a library’s worth of background in order to savor a moment-long gag.
Things That Are Not Quite What They Seem
Humor in music is a delicate business. Everybody involved — composer, performer and audience — must be familiar with a library’s worth of background in order to savor a moment-long gag.
Collections and Colecciónes
Nuits — weiß wie Lilien, The Carnegie Hall Millennium Piano Book, Kronos’ Nuevo, etc.
Collections and Colecciónes
Nuits — weiß wie Lilien, The Carnegie Hall Millennium Piano Book, Kronos’ Nuevo, etc.
Walt’s Ratatouille 1: Mostly Strings
Mostly Strings: Schnittke, Paul Bley, et al.
Scardanelli’s Other Motley: More or Less Classical
As concerns the American new-music aficionado, until recently, Manfred Eicher’s Munich-based label had been sending releases to the US which tend to position ECM a click or two away from the vanguard’s hard core.
Scardanelli’s Other Motley: More or Less Classical
As concerns the American new-music aficionado, until recently, Manfred Eicher’s Munich-based label had been sending releases to the US which tend to position ECM a click or two away from the vanguard’s hard core.
Notes on Schnittke
Russian composer Alfred Schnittke died in Hamburg August 3, 1998, silenced by the last in a series of debilitating strokes that began 13 years earlier.
Notes on Schnittke
Russian composer Alfred Schnittke died in Hamburg August 3, 1998, silenced by the last in a series of debilitating strokes that began 13 years earlier.
Paranormal Phenomena: Life Signs in the Executive Suite
Among the great pleasures of editing one’s own webzine is the publication of material one had otherwise mourned as lost to posterity.
Paranormal Phenomena: Life Signs in the Executive Suite
Among the great pleasures of editing one’s own webzine is the publication of material one had otherwise mourned as lost to posterity.