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4 days ago · Edward Elgar, c. 1900. Sir Edward William Elgar, 1st Baronet, OM , GCVO ( / ˈɛlɡɑːr / ⓘ; [1] 2 June 1857 – 23 February 1934) was an English composer, many of whose works have entered the British and international classical concert repertoire. Among his best-known compositions are orchestral works including the Enigma Variations, the ...
1 day ago · But it’s not unrelenting. The momentum relaxes in the central section, creating an atmosphere of tension and almost unbearable anticipation of more to come. And when it does, starting with the viola, you should hear these guys dig in with ferocity with their bows, accompanied with feral col legno as well. (And the 1st violin is practically ...
4 days ago · The complex music ranges from rich and accessible romantic ideas like “Romance Para Ocho” to Bartokian strings as on “Tano Contra Tago” and the dark slashing “The Anvil”. The pizzicato’d “Battaglia” is the most jazzy of the ideas with the bandoneons battling it out on the energetic ‘A Contemplative Rhapsody”. No time for ...
2 days ago · The mechanism in short was reversed in the songs-rèclame (of the Miccio Stores, the Diodato or Pizzicato Café, the Cordial Campari or the Ferrenosio Favara) distributed, precisely on copielle (M.L. Stazio, La fabbrica della festa, in M.L. Stazio (ed.) Catalogo Piedigrotta 1895–1995, Progetti museali editore, Rome 1995).
3 days ago · Japanese critics haven’t come around to seriously considering these when constructing canons. One day that will probably change — and when it does, I hope the listmakers of tomorrow save some space for a soundtrack released 20 years ago that isn’t just a delight to listen to…but represents the last great hurrah for one of the ‘90s ...
Similarity between Meet The Grahams and Mother I Sober. Kendrick is so good at making a hard hitting climax to a song. He purposefully raps like what seems to be a bit too quiet/low energy, and then intensifies his vocals in the end portion of the song. It's such an effective technique, because the whole song has conditioned you to get used to ...
3 days ago · “Sauntering with Mr. Brown” has a slow, leisurely pace which is the way that Mr. Brown (in the title) likes to walk. I like the way Ms. Reid and Mr. Roebke both play their parts pizzicato together in a most playful, refreshing manner. This piece keeps building in density and intensity which has a way of inspiring a joyous release.
