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• Sunday Classics preview: Its no disrespect to to call Prokofievs "Love for Three Oranges" March his most wonderful music

  
  DownWithTyranny! — Authority: 600
  The famous March from Prokofievs side-splitting opera The Love for Three Oranges bridges a scene change to the Princes chamber, where the King has engaged entertainers to try to cheer up his grievously ill son, suffering from "incurable hypochondria." This Glyndebourne production was designed by Maurice Sendak and ...
  3 hours ago

• The WaPo suggests it wont let itself be used to push Donna Edwards around in a primary challenge

  
  DownWithTyranny! — Authority: 600
  Rep. Donna Edwards reads to students at Laytonsville Elementary School. "Were all for unbridled electoral competition. If Mr. Ivey or Mr. Taylor mounts a challenge, though, wed also like to hear about which votes each would have cast differently than Ms. Edwards did and which of her views each rejects. Ambition is ...
  6 hours ago

• Why the LSO has got it right

  
  Thoroughly Good Blog — Authority: 124
  I love classical music.Well, maybe it would be more accurate to say that classical music or more specifically orchestral music has the potential to offer total escape.Sometimes I can have Radio 3 on all day. Sometimes I’ll try and deny the fact I’ve been forced to tune into Classic FM. I have even been known [...]
  1 week ago

• Renee Fleming & The Russian National Orchestra Descend on South Florida to Head Stellar Line-up

  
  Net News Publisher — Authority: 153
  The fourth annual Festival of the Arts BOCA, to be held at The Schmidt Family Centre for the Arts at Mizner Park in Boca Raton, Florida, will take place between March 5th and March 13th, 2010. “With a celebration of Russian artistry as its cornerstone, an unprecedented music and literature line-up, and the ...
  1 week ago

• Cantata for October

  
  Perverse Egalitarianism — Authority: 129
  Listening to Prokofiev’s Cantata for the Twentieth Anniversary of October Revolution (by Kirill Kondrashin) – an odd piece, to say the least, written in 1936-37. Found this recent recording by Gergiev, check it out: Posted in Philosophy Tagged: Cantata for October, Music, Prokofiev
  1 week ago

• Sunday Classics preview: Musical funny business from two great composers and a great conductor

  
  DownWithTyranny! — Authority: 600
  by Ken I dont know what exactly were previewing tonight, since I still dont know what Sundays Classics piece is going to be, but Ive got some recordings to share that relate to pieces that will be coming up, either this week or in weeks to come. FUNNY AND SUITE One of these weeks, though probably not this one, ...
  3 weeks ago

• Multe stele au nume de oameni

  
  Andi Bob — Authority: 118
  Noutățile frumoase ale zilei, 2 poeme: fotografia lui Laurent – Paul Robert (sigur vi-l amintiți, l-am  mai postat pe blogul meu, link! A fost foarte amabil si mi-a dăruit încă una pentru blog! Eu văd stele în fotografiile lui.). Și un minunat pianist rus, un tânăr-poem rus, Alexander Yakovlev.Ascultați ...
  3 weeks ago

• Prokofiev: Cello Concerto; Symphony-Concerto

  
  Daily Telegraph | Telegraph.co.uk — Authority: 971
  Alban Gerhardt (cello), Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra, cond Andrew Litton. Rating: * * * *
  3 weeks ago

• Peter And The Wolf Reborn

  
  Howefitz Blog — Authority: 115
  I can’t remember a time when I couldn’t hum themes from Sergei Prokofiev ’s ‘ Peter and the Wolf ‘. I would imagine that most children wouldn’t know what an oboe is without it! I remember as a kid listening to Patrick Stewart narrate it from a cassette I found at the library. Of course, I saw the ...
  3 weeks ago

• Lise de la Salle Plays Prokofiev

  
  One Reality — Authority: 116
  The young pianist Lise de la Salle was on a local radio station recently playing music from Prokofievs Romeo and Juliet . Ive always loved the drama of this part: "Montagues and Capulets."
  4 weeks ago

• What Might Have Been: Riccardo Muti and the New York Philharmonic

  
  Ionarts — Authority: 431
  Many thanks to Robert R. Reilly for contributing to ionarts again with this review of the New York Philharmonics DC appearance. You can read his latest column for InsideCatholic here.Truth to tell, I would not hurry to a concert hall to hear the Wagner-lite bombast of Liszt’s Les Preludes or even the rarely ...
  4 weeks ago

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