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Luigi Nono

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    Mar 7, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  1. An evening of voice and piano, featuring a Bel Air native

    Soprano Stacey Mastrian returns to her native Bel Air to present a recital of songs and arias in Italian, French, German, Spanish and English, with pianist Scott Crowne. The concert will be Friday, March 16, at 8 p.m. at the St. Mary Magdalen Mission...

    Tags: Concerts, The New York Times, Adele (music artist), Music, Culture

    2. Nov 2, 2011 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  2. Still and Moving Lines: Wesleyan celebrates the life and career of composer Alvin Lucier

    <span style="font-size: medium;">This weekend, Wesleyan University will host an array of events paying tribute to composer Alvin Lucier, who retired from the faculty in July after 40 years of teaching.</span>
    This weekend, Wesleyan University will host an array of events paying tribute to composer Alvin Lucier, who retired from the faculty in July after 40 years of teaching. Even if you aren’t familiar with Lucier’s work, you’d be challenged...

    Tags: Concerts, Artists, Entertainment Events, Europe, John Cage

    3. Dec 8, 2009 | Los Angeles Times

  3. Music review: Salvatore Sciarrino premiere at Monday Evening Concerts

    Culture Monster
    Though laudable, the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s West Coast, Left Coast festival left out a lot. It told the story of California music from John Adams’ angle -- our pioneer spirit, our vital connection with Latin American and Asia, our remove......
    4. Apr 13, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. All he asks is: 'Try to like it'

    HELMUT Lachenmann's work is very strange, even by contemporary standards. This preeminent German composer shapes what are essentially noises -- taps, scrapes and rustlings, though made largely by conventional instruments -- into beautiful, even spiritual, music.
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    HELMUT Lachenmann's work is very strange, even by contemporary standards. This preeminent German composer shapes what are essentially noises -- taps, scrapes and rustlings, though made largely by conventional instruments -- into beautiful, even spiritual,...

    Tags: Helmut Lachenmann, Christianity, Germany, Music Industry, Lukas Foss

    5. Apr 16, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. Helmut Lachenmann at Monday Evening Concerts

    In Germany, he is often referred to as <a href="http://composers21.com/compdocs/lachenmh.htm">&ldquo;Professor Helmut Lachenmann.&rdquo;</a> He is 73, lanky, bearded. A student of <a href="http://www.luiginono.it/en/home">Luigi Nono</a> and <a href="http://www.stockhausen.org/">Karlheinz Stockhausen,</a> he is perhaps the foremost representative of the second-generation European avant-garde.
    Times Music Critic
    In Germany, he is often referred to as “Professor Helmut Lachenmann.” He is 73, lanky, bearded. A student of Luigi Nono and Karlheinz Stockhausen, he is perhaps the foremost representative of the second-generation European avant-garde. His...

    Tags: Concerts, Helmut Lachenmann, Germany, Music, Music Industry

    6. Jul 15, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  6. Opera review: 'Carmen' at the Hollywood Bowl

    "Carmen" is not new to <a href="http://www.hollywoodbowl.com/">the Hollywood Bowl</a>. On July 8, 1922, three days before the first season of "Symphonies Under the Stars," the Los Angeles Philharmonic, itself only 3 years old, mounted a lavish production of Bizet's opera. The cast numbered nearly 500. Massive sets of Seville surrounded the brand-new amphitheater. When soprano Marguerita Sylva, who starred, rolled into Union Station five days earlier, reporters were there to greet her as if she were a movie star. Proceeds from the performance financed the installation of the Bowl's first benches.
    Times Music Critic
    "Carmen" is not new to the Hollywood Bowl. On July 8, 1922, three days before the first season of "Symphonies Under the Stars," the Los Angeles Philharmonic, itself only 3 years old, mounted a lavish production of Bizet's opera. The cast numbered nearly...

    Tags: Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Television, John Adams, Opera (genre), Theater

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