One of the major topics of the London Book Fair this year, as indeed in many previous years, concerns the digitisation of books and how tha...
Showing posts with label Strauss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Strauss. Show all posts
A Slew of Strauss
Richard Strauss's 150th birthday has spurred a great slew of recordings, some new, some re-released. The trend reaches a particularly pr...
Beyond the Fairytale
I have always loved Die Frau ohne Schatten , since the moment I first heard the Act II finale, 'Barak, ich hab' es nicht getan!'...
Sunday, March 2, 2014
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Bow Tie and Hydrangeas
Spotting Edward Steichen's 1906 portrait of Richard Strauss in my presentation for the Royal Opera House's Insight Evening about Di...
My dear Doctor Strauss
Writing a lot about Strauss means having a copy of The Correspondence between Richard Strauss and Hugo von Hofmannsthal permanently by my s...
Strauss mit Strauss
It's Strauss all the time at Entartete Musik towers just now. I'm writing about Die Frau ohne Schatten for one of the broadsheets,...
A Strauss Wonder
Some pieces are a slow burn. The first time I heard Strauss's Eine Alpensinfonie it evaded me. It was the famous Karajan recording, the...
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