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Other morning-after missions would include securing Iraq's borders, preventing Iraqis from settling scores among themselves, keeping the country's three main communities--Kurds, Sunnis and Shi'ites--from fighting and finding any weapons of mass destruction Iraq may possess. The Pentagon is already worried about the dynamics of...
The modern mix of string instruments and synthesizers, played with intelligence and skill by local Cambridge music group The Empty House Cooperative, conveys a stirring and bleak picture of this musical mini-epic. Repeated cycles of slow, minimal phrases contrasted with sharp, often jilting rhythms give a sense of the...
Despite the artful integration of cinema and symphony, the entertainment of watching live music accompany mimes on the big screen largely derives from its novelty. Audiences naturally focus on the film rather than on the comparatively abstract musical evocations. As such, the orchestra is unusually removed from the audience, and...
Subtleties of interpretation thus play a lesser role, especially when the music serves to accompany another work. Hence, the Pops Orchestra’s unpolished performance was of little consequence to the concert, which was a welcome change of pace.
The editors requested photographs of interesting shoes to accompany the article, and the Peabody Museum scoured its collection.