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The years of my life (in music and movies)
So there’s this meme-thing percolating about in which you go through and pick your favorite album from each year you’ve been alive up to the present; I’ve been kicking that around for a while, long enough that now you’re supposed … Continue reading
Of Passions, forever and fleeting
WARNING: This is long, and quite likely boring. Passions come and go in this life, don’t they? Things we are just so passionate about when we’re young may remain passions throughout our adulthood; others may fade into memory of something … Continue reading
Ten Classical Music “Warhorses” I Could Do Without
Every genre’s got ’em: works that are familiar to just about everybody who knows anything about that genre. These are the “Warhorses”. A list of warhorses doesn’t necessarily comprise a list of the very greatest works, but a list of … Continue reading
Limey scum! Limey scum!
Signs that the Irish band you’re listening to might not be all that good: One: Ten minutes into their first set, and they’ve already played “Tura-lura-lura”, “I’ll Take You Home Again Kathleen” and “Danny Boy”. Two: Twenty minutes into their … Continue reading
Passages
My mother mentioned in an e-mail the other day, among other things, that my first ever school band director died last week. I hadn’t seen Mr. Beach (first name Jim) since I graduated high school, but back then he was … Continue reading
Buffalo in the Limelight (sort of)
The Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra’s music director, JoAnn Falletta, is featured on Naxos this month. I didn’t realize she had that many recordings; among the seven listed there, four feature the BPO. I own two of them; time to track down … Continue reading
Still going to Middle Earth
I’ve been listening, off and on, to my recently-acquired The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King: The Complete Recordings set. Interestingly enough, this still isn’t the end of the major descent into the world of LotR music: … Continue reading
Tears in Rain
This is turning out to be quite the Holiday Season for Geek Music Stuff: :: The Lord of the Rings Complete Recordings: The Return of the King is available as of tomorrow. Mine should arrive via UPS the day after … Continue reading
Listenin’
I’ve just started reading Alex Ross’s The Rest is Noise. I’ll have more to say on the book when I’ve finished with it (and that’ll be a while; I’m only about fifty pages in as of this writing), but in … Continue reading
Strike for the Shores of Dover
I occasionally get search engine hits for people looking for the lyrics to “Strike for the Shores of Dover”, a rousing sea-shanty chorus that is heard at a particularly triumphant moment in the Errol Flynn movie The Sea Hawk. Thanks … Continue reading



