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  • Yesterday, I raised the subject of Classical musicians who put on a show on stage and I suggested that it was up to you, as an audience member, to…
  • Classical music lovers tend to worry about correct pronunciation, so here are a few refreshers that I hope will be helpful.In America, people who play the…
  • Yesterday I talked about syncopation, how it disturbs the regular flow of rhythm, how it shifts the emphasis in music from strong beats to weak beats, or…
  • In music, time passes. But it mustn’t be without purpose or reasons: without . . . meaning. And that’s the point: Music can give meaning to time. If all…
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  • In music, time passes. But it mustn’t be without purpose or reasons: without . . . meaning. And that’s the point: Music can give meaning to time. If all…
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