Monday, November 21 2011
Marianne Pousseur: Only
Soprano + 20th Century art songs + ambient noises = one delicate and arresting recital.
Monday, August 8 2011
Henri Pousseur: Parabolique d’Enfer
Gorgeous, essential electronic noise from a pioneering Belgian dude.
Friday, June 17 2011
It’s a Classical Kind of Summer
Classical music fans can rest assured that financially stressed arts organizations will continue to strive to make events accessible to the public, particularly in the summer months.
Wednesday, September 2 2009
Climbing the Wagnerian summit: Seattle Opera reaches for greatness in staging of ‘Ring’ cycle
Orchestras battling the recession need a bold new business plan: Think salary cuts (PopWire) [22.May.09]
The classics, via computer: A trove of online music is available (PopWire) [5.May.09]
Widely recorded conductor John McLaughlin Williams is a man without an orchestra (PopWire) [18.Feb.09]
The Rest Is Noise: Listening to the 20th Century by Alex Ross (Reviews) [20.Jan.09]
No shortage of rich classical recordings (PopWire) [20.Dec.07]
World-class maestro heading to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra (PopWire) [8.Oct.07]
More recent works can give classics just the right spin (PopWire) [5.Sep.07]
Web site keeps classical CDs in the mix (PopWire) [11.Jul.07]
Russian virtuoso cellist Rostropovich dies at 80 (PopWire) [27.Apr.07]
Tribute to Mstislav Rostropovich (1927-2007) (Mixed Media) [27.Apr.07]
Classical Radio Communities: Thoughts on Mediation (Columns) [27.Apr.07]
Research is helping to rediscover J.S. Bach (PopWire) [26.Apr.07]
Why Don’t the Planets Speak?: An Inquiry Into Music and Language (Columns) [23.Mar.07]
The Sounds of Now, Part Three: Anthony Braxton and the Ethics of Improvisation (Columns) [23.Jan.07]
