Articles tagged 'Furtwängler'
Used Bin Troll Tweets ZZ.
Scratchy but acute snippets of Japan’s earliest commercial recordings.
Used Bin Troll Tweets ZZ.
Scratchy but acute snippets of Japan’s earliest commercial recordings.
In 1908…
In 1908 Mahler (48) made his Metropolitan Opera debut in New York with Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde (Jan. 1), wrote Das Lied von der Erde, and premiered his Seventh in Prague (Sep. 19).
In 1908…
In 1908 Mahler (48) made his Metropolitan Opera debut in New York with Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde (Jan. 1), wrote Das Lied von der Erde, and premiered his Seventh in Prague (Sep. 19).
Mostly Symphonies 17.
Other Thirds — in any version — made little impression until now. But then again, the Wagner nods pass unnoticed.
Mostly Symphonies 17.
Other Thirds — in any version — made little impression until now. But then again, the Wagner nods pass unnoticed.
Piano Quintets from Varied Lands
In his piano quintet, Swiss composer / trombonist Dahinden echoes Richard Long’s sculptural stone arrangements.
Piano Quintets from Varied Lands
In his piano quintet, Swiss composer / trombonist Dahinden echoes Richard Long’s sculptural stone arrangements.
The Best Kind of Attitude: TACET
…as a music lover and audiophile (in close to equal measure), I’m here to shout “Eureka!”
The Best Kind of Attitude: TACET
…as a music lover and audiophile (in close to equal measure), I’m here to shout “Eureka!”
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.