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Thursday, July 21, 2011

What The Parasitic Hymenopter Tells Me: Aho's "Insect Symphony"

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Finnish composer Kalevi Aho 's Seventh Symphony  ( Hyönteisinfonia , "Insect Symphony") may be the most high-minded work ever...
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Thursday, November 18, 2010

You're so 'romántica' - Chavez's Symphony No. 4

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I wound up with today's symphony for the same predictable one-word reason I wind up with a lot of symphonies: Mahler. On the surface, ...
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Monday, October 25, 2010

Paradise Regained - Weigl's Fifth "Apocalyptic"

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This should sound like a gutsy way to start a symphony even to the most jaded listeners among you: In performance, the effect will be e...
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Saturday, August 21, 2010

Fun with Scales: Furtwängler's Second Symphony

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It’s Wilhelm Furtwängler-bashing season on the Internet. Around a week ago, Alex Ross nominated a disc of the German musician’s piano quin...
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