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Classical Music Goes to the Movies...Again

(or..."Hey, isn't that Sibelius?") Classical music has been a big part of film ever since the early days of silent movies played to piano accompaniment. But works by the great... Read more

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The Write Place At the Write Time with Nicole M. Bouchard

Recently I was introduced to a remarkable online literary magazine which sets itself apart from the common e-zine type publications that populate the Internet. The Write Place At... Read more

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The Luncheon of the Boating Party

Yesterday Renoir’s Table arrived on my porch. It’s a truly beautiful book. Although it contains sixty recipes, I bought it for its inspiring photographs. Amid ... Read more

The 03 April 2011 by Thecleverpup
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Of Pianos, Laptops and Aluminum Vibrations

Those of you who read this blog on a regular basis know that I'm hopelessly addicted to my IPod, using the little silver guy (current model, a 160-gig Classic,... Read more

The 11 April 2011 by Superconductor
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How Stages' The Light in the Piazza Would Have Looked, Courtesy of Set Designer...

Would have--because the word right now is, the production has been scuttled--postponed to a still unannounced later date. There is no official word yet from... Read more

The 17 April 2011 by Gibbs22manila
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Keeping the Heel of the Poine Shoe On

For Elizabeth, Imagine you're in the middle of a performance, you come down off of pointe and realize that your heel just slipped off... Read more

The 06 April 2011 by Ballerinablogger
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Théâtre De La Mode On Exhibit Once More

It is curious why certain topics become fashionable, catch the eye of curators and writers, and become subjects for exhibitions across the world. Read more

The 26 April 2011 by Objectsnotpaintings
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Planes Used During World War I

image credit Although Kitty Hawk would become home to the first manned flight of human kind, the Germans would take these physical parameters into a whole new... Read more

The 06 April 2011 by Gerard
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The Art of Jean Cocteau

It seems fair to say that Jean Cocteau (1889-1963) would scarcely have been a significant poet without Apollinaire, or novelist without Radiguet, or filmmaker... Read more

The 21 April 2011 by Adventuresintheprinttrade
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The Last Supper - A Study Of Leonardo Da Vinci's Painting

The Last Supper is a 15th century mural painting created by Leonardo da Vinci for his patron Duke Ludovico Sforza and his duchess Beatrice d'Este. It... Read more

The 18 April 2011 by Gerard
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BIRTHERS, Part II: The Grover Cleveland Bastards.

Cartoon mocking Grover Cleveland over the paternity scandal. I cannot leave the subject of birthers without a quick visit to what I consider the stranges... Read more

The 29 April 2011 by Kena
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Rockwell's Urban Bazaar, Power Plant's Disney Mall Display

Rockwell’s annual Urban Bazaar runs this year on April 15-17 and April 29-May 1, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., at the Rockwell Tent. The bazaar offers unique gift items,... Read more

The 17 April 2011 by Gibbs22manila