How Shostakovich got started
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Eric BrombergerMaybe not everything worthwhile has to involve struggle - per ardua ad astra? Pshaw!
Ah, the winter holidays – Christmas decorations, holiday parties, takeout Chinese food, and a baroque world premiere in Newburyport. For the second year in a row, we have a new piece on the upcoming Winter Baroque concert: a trio sonata for violin and viola, cello and harpsichord, by composer and harpsichord player, Nicola Canzano.
In the conversation below, I ask Nicola about his writing process and what makes a good piece of music, which leads to some good old fashioned polemica.
The concert is at 3:00 on Sunday and should run about an hour and a quarter. I'm told that tickets are flying out the door but still available.
See you this weekend,
David Yang, Artistic Director
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Eric BrombergerMaybe not everything worthwhile has to involve struggle - per ardua ad astra? Pshaw!
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David YangA few weeks ago when it looked like the world was going up in flames, a beam of light came to me...
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David YangI've done some pretty crazy stuff for NCMF but this might be the wackiest.
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