I Listen To Bach With 18th Century Ears And A 21st Century Face
What is the correct way to listen to Bach? Let me tell you. Luckily, it happens to be the way
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Author: Throwcase
This Play Is A Timeless Classic, According To Hundreds Of Footnotes Explaining Specific Things From The Time
John Man, local enthusiast, is excited to be reading one of the Great works of Literature in his spare time.
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Maidens Should Sing Beautifully About Their Suffering, Not Complain About It
John Man, titled reprobate and cultural dongle, has recently become very frustrated with all the commotion being stirred up by
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Love, Actually Is Emotion-Porn
So here is my piping hot take on the film Love, Actually: Everyone seems to like this film. Even I
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How To Sing Well So That Hundreds Of Desperate Content Creators Don’t Mock You When You Fail
Do you like singing? Do you have a desire to express yourself with music? Did you discover your voice in
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Da Capo Arias. What Are They? Da Capo Arias
Oh, sing to me, muse, the truth of your melodious art.And then sing it to me again,But with more stuff
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Things James Joyce’s Editor Presumably Said About The First Draft Of Ulysses
Chapter 1 Could you include more obscure references to catholic theology? I don’t think you have quite covered that. Now
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If A Concert Is Cancelled In The Forest, Does It Make A Sound? No.
Today’s lesson from Zen and the Art of Figured Bass is one of the world’s greatest philosophical conundrums: if a
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Coriolanus: Beethoven’s Second Opera
It has long been said that Fidelio, though considered in some circles to be a masterpiece, is mostly remembered now
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New Complexity Has Run Out Of Too Many Ideas
The movement of classical music composition most commonly known as “New Complexity” appears at last to have run out of
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