Author Archives: Kelly Sedinger

EVEN SOONER

Hmmmm…”Learner” Rasharri? What’s all this, then?

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SOON

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Symphony Saturday

Sir Arthur Sullivan has a hallowed place in the history of classical music for his work in setting the librettos of W.S. Gilbert to music, resulting in the enduring operettas of Gilbert and Sullivan, which are probably the greatest musical … Continue reading

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Something for Thursday

I’m seeing this movie tonight on the big screen…so here are a couple of selections from that oh-so-wonderful camp classic, Flash Gordon!!!

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Twenty Years

When we took our vows, twenty years ago today, she didn’t like coffee and I didn’t want a dog. Go figure. Happy anniversary, my love!

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Tone Poem Tuesday

Max Bruch’s Scottish Fantasy exists somewhere in the space between tone poem and concerto, with its prominent and technical part for solo violin. It’s not a concerto, however; its structure more casts it as a fantasy on a number of … Continue reading

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In other news….

Two developments: :: Amongst the Stars: The Song of Forgotten Stars Book III will be available on May 25! As is my usual practice, the book will be in paperback first with e-books to follow a couple of weeks later. … Continue reading

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Symphony Saturday

I seem to recall once owning a set of Franz Berwald’s symphonies. They made no impression on me whatsoever in the occasions I tried listening to them, and I’m not even sure if I still own the CDs. I’m not … Continue reading

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Bad Joke Friday

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Something for Thursday

It seems odd to me that one of the greatest Hollywood film composers, Jerry Goldsmith, had to wait until thirteen years after he died to get a star on the Walk of Fame, but there it is. Here is some … Continue reading

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