Mar
20
聽了伍卓賢的《飛》，果然是一個震憾。演出當日沒有綵排一般具爆炸性，不過對於獨奏者和樂隊而言，還是超額完成。作品感覺極之新鮮，聽過同事說，有評論的批評為不能將作品分類。如果可以分類的話，寫這首融匯了兩種大樂風的作品做甚麼？
正好就是新鮮的聲音，令人耳目一新，忽然不知從何入手。廿九歲的作曲家，這可是一椿不少的成就。
工作一偶。電視版在五月五日播出。
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Recent CD
We are listening to…- Poulenc: Stabat Mater Dennis
- Mussorgsky (orch. Julian Yu): Pictures at an Exhibition kunolam
- Paul Schoenfield (b. 1947): Café Music for Piano Trio (1986) ckcheung
- Nobuo Uematsu: One Winged Angel, from the Final Fantasy VII series Dennis
- Andrew Lloyd Webber: Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again (from The Phantom of the Opera) Leon
- Delicious
- Alex Ross: The Rest Is Noise: Bernstein Festival
- Ticket Resellers Step Out of the Shadows - NYTimes.com
Once infamous — and in many places illegal — the reselling of tickets for profit has gone mainstream. Accelerated by the Internet and changes in state laws across the country, it is now a multibillion-dollar business serving consumers who want that last-minute ticket to Taylor Swift or “Wicked.” - Facebook | Share Partners
- Will Crutchfield and improvisation in classic music : The New Yorker
That arresting statistic indicates the degree to which classical performances have been standardized over the past century. Many listeners would identify Caruso’s cadenza as the “traditional” one, but Crutchfield, in a forthcoming essay on changing perceptions of operatic style, calls it the “death-of-tradition” cadenza. - Sunday marks 67 yrs since first performance of Leningrad Symphony
August 9, 1942, its rendition by an orchestra under the baton of maestro Karl Eliasberg was broadcast live by Radio Leningrad to listeners inside and outside the besieged city that had survived a most atrocious winter of 1941/1942 amid the catastrophic shortages of absolutely everything and was bracing itself to live through no less dramatic a winter period of 1942/1943.
- Alex Ross: The Rest Is Noise: Bernstein Festival
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