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  1. Visit In a Year at a Brooklyn School, a Professional French Hornist Encounters Music at Its Most Basic - NYTimes.com In a Year at a Brooklyn School, a Professional French Hornist Encounters Music at Its Most Basic - NYTimes.com

    http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/22/arts/music/22waki.html?ex=1214884800&en=376d370bf6188de0&ei=5070

    A professional musician confronts the real world at a Brooklyn junior high.

  2. Visit Wired News: Making Music With a Long Tube Wired News: Making Music With a Long Tube

    http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,72240-0.html?tw=rss.culture

    wicked cool. "Hutchinson's instrument is fully bionic. The Long Tube's playing end -- the one that Hutchinson blows, clicks, talks and sings into -- is a welter of electronic switches and force-sensing resistors held in place by electrical tape an… More

  3. Visit Sandow: Applause Sandow: Applause

    http://www.artsjournal.com/sandow/2005/02/applause.html

    "Are we hearing the music the way the composers intended, if we don't applaud in the middle of it? This is tricky because of many issues. Can we ever hear a piece music the way it was heard a hundred or two hundred years ago? And if we think it's … More

  4. Visit The Piano Man The Piano Man

    http://www.scena.org/columns/lebrecht/060726-NL-pianoman.html

    "To me a proper piano concerto, there is only one composer: Mozart. Beethoven did not write concertos – those are symphonies: God knows what the piano does there. Chopin wrote big piano works with a small orchestra to accompany, not even necessary.’"

  5. Visit Piotr Anderszewski :: Official Website Piotr Anderszewski :: Official Website

    http://www.anderszewski.net/discography/index.cfm

    Is it bad that the main reason I want to hear his music is that he's so attractive? Yes, it is.

  6. Visit Tale of Rachmaninoff and Medical Education - New York Times Tale of Rachmaninoff and Medical Education - New York Times

    http://www.nytimes.com/2006/05/30/arts/music/30pian.html

    "We can find no proof that Rachmaninoff donated it, or that it was donated by somebody and it was Rachmaninoff's piano," said Stephen E. Novak, the head of archives for the university's health sciences library.

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