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Audience Member Explains That He Too Plays Music

March 7, 2016March 16, 2016 Throwcase audience, Bethyl, classical music, classical music concert, John Man, meet the artist, Music, musician, pianist, post-concert, viola, young musicians

John Man, sitter and fiddler, attended a classical music concert recently. He enjoyed watching the skilled young musicians performing and

Guest Author Singers

Choral Singer Just Loves Being A Choral Singer

March 3, 2016November 16, 2019 Throwcase cambridge, choir, choral singing, contemporary music, english, Music, perfect pitch, singer

Special guest post by Stan Eidim Oscar Chanteur Esq., pitch merchant and erstwhile guzzler of ales, gave reporters some insight into

Composers

New Music Should Be Easier To Write About, Says Man

February 22, 2016March 16, 2016 Throwcase classical music historian, contemporary composers, Drugs, John Man, marketing, Music, story, string quartet

John Man, classical music historian and moderate camper, is reportedly disappointed with the work of most contemporary composers. “This is

Opera Reviews

A Modern Ariodante Fit For A Pretty Good Guess At What’s Going On

February 19, 2016March 16, 2016 Throwcase Ariodante, article, critic, Handel, Joe Schmoe, Music, Opera, Scottish Opera, singing

Guest article by Joe Schmoe, Senior Cultural Critic at The Arts Bucket Love, fidelity, ridiculous misunderstandings based on poorly understood glimpses of

Marketing

Man Just Doesn’t Like Classical Music

February 4, 2016March 16, 2016 Throwcase audience, classical, classical music, concert, concerts, education, elitist, government, John Man, marketing, Music, musician, orchestra, ripping babushkin

John Man, rider of trains and sometimes also buses, told reporters that he just doesn’t like classical music. “I just

Pianists

Grigory Sokolov Unsure About USP

January 28, 2016March 16, 2016 Throwcase classical music, grigory sokolov, John Man, marketing, Music, pianist, Piano, Unique Selling Point, USP

In news that will likely shock the international piano community, the legendary Russian pianist Grigory Sokolov is reportedly in the

Reading The Score

All The Repeats In This Hymn Very Easy To Understand, Says Organist

January 18, 2016March 16, 2016 Throwcase Church, hymn, John Man, joy, life, Music, organist, repeats, sight-reading

John Man, organist and local hero, was pleased to find that he could easily and clearly understand when and where

Strings

Violinist Confused When Everyone Turns Up To Quartet Rehearsal

January 4, 2016March 16, 2016 Throwcase Betsy McNetsy, Bob Guy, concert, John Man, late, Music, quartet, rehearsal, sally mcnally, string quartet

Awkwardly putting away his Paganini Caprice while saying “wow, you made it”, John Man, lead violinist of the Accessible And Relevant Quartet,

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