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Most interesting program, Ravels Brain by dfghdfbffd
... faked footage of Ravel and his friends along with some real footage, and impressive combinations of his music spliced together. It was hard to tell some of the time, if the film was real or acted. ...
Carl Tait on www.mp3.com by dongisselbeck
...ened to Steve Layton's new piece. the interesting thing is that steve wanted to have a multileveled music of different spaces, and i think this is what Chopin was, in fact, always writing. with t...
Recordings from Bluebird Show by Heath Patrie
... it or not, I have been here at RMMS, lurking via Google. Enjoyed the long thread regarding 'bitter musicians.' I may go and insert a few comments, but for now I will say that the closer one...
What to work on? by Luis A. Manzano
I have enough piano sheet music to choke a horse. What should I work on? This is what I have (anything could stand improvement): Chopin: Nocturnes, Preludes, Etudes, Ballades, Scherzi, Fantasie, I...
WOV program #60 - 8 April 2001 by dongisselbeck
Four hours of classical music every Sunday morning, from 8 to 12 US Eastern Daylight Time [GMT-4], only on the internet, in streaming audio. Host and programmer: John Wiser Each program is rebroadcast...
Best subject for an opera? Your suggestion. by dg8200
The best subject for an opera I have always thought was the origina l'Great Communicator, Shakespeare. 'Awed audience at my presentation of my 'Shakespeare' opera preview title...
Ken Lane teaching Vocal, Coaching, Acting techniques by 10stone5
I will teach a series of Master Classes on vocal technique, acting, and coaching styles. The best subject for an opera I have always thought was the original great Communicator, Shakespeare. &...
Massive -size singing voice possible if started early by SWilhelm
Massive 'phenome'-size voices can be developed if one starts at an early enough age, middle teens. I sing all the fach voice categories, adapting my control of pharyngeal and breathing a...
Ken Lanes observations on vocal technique by misha23
58 hits on a subject is something on a newsgroup. WHATEVER HAPPENED TO MY ORIGINAL description of vocal technique procedures? Posters are bringing in material that had no relation to what I po...
Happy Easter! if hearing an echt Wagnerian is your Grail, phone (973) 541-1678 by Squint
...r heldentenor ManHattan Bell Atlantic Yellow Pages, Page 1064 1997 Schwann ARTIST Guide to Classical Music Recordings: •Reviews of 2nd CARNEGIE HALL Concert & CD: “CARNEGIE HALL TEN-LANGUA...
REPOST: WOV netcast #43, 10 December 2000 by paulsonjack
Playlists for Program #43 and rebroadcast of Program #41 Four hours of classical music every Sunday morning, from 8 to 12 US Eastern Standard Time [GMT-5], only on the internet. Host and programme...
To Memorize or Not to Memorize - That Is The Question by Zippybackflash
...igured myself out! Seriously though, as far as the retention thing goes, I found that different kinds of music work better than others. Intricate, yet repetitive, music seems to "glue" auxil...
Opera in Translation Refuses to Give Up the Ghost by Elaine
...motif associated with Baron Scarpia, the villainous Roman police chief. Then, on cue, comes the agitated music accompanying the escaped political prisoner Angelotti, who has found his way to the locke...
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