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Like children listening to a favorite bedtime story, classical audiences love to hear the same works over and over, and most of the time the record companies give them what they want: Bach Brandenburgs without end, Beethoven symphonies without number. Occasionally, however, a darker side surfaces, and . something different is unearthed: arcana by a famous composer, perhaps, or a new piece by a living artist that seeks to reveal the skull beneath the skin. A trio of recent releases for the adventurous shows the eerie attractions of mood music...
THIRD VARSITY 1 HARVARD (bow Geoff Gage 2. Dave Parker 3. Rob Brooks; 4. Chip Brainerd 5. John Lawlor 6. Chris Cherney Dave Schieldrop stroke Fernando Trejo coxswain Peter bach 6:02.0 2. Princeton 6:03.7.3. Yale...
...those who would rather not think about World War II, or the cold war either, one of the main events of the year is the 300th birthday of Johann Sebastian Bach.* Anyone who missed the St. Matthew Passion in Bach's hometown of Leipzig on his actual birthday, March 21, can sample Bach festivals in Hamburg, Berlin, Heidelberg and Stuttgart, as well as the nine-day Bachanalia on the island of Madeira in June. And if this seems a surfeit of baroque music, remember that June 16 is Bloomsday in Dublin, when admirers of James Joyce spend 18 hours retracing...
Indeed, Wolff is successful at doing lots of things at once, some entirely unrelated to Bach. First at Columbia, and now at Harvard. Wolff teaches, edits, writes and performs, though he acknowledges that his duties as a scholar keep him from performing as much as he would like...
Currently, Wolff is co-editor of the Bach Jahrbuch, an important publication of Bach scholarship. He is also working on a three-volume Bach Compendium, which will provide information on all of Bach's works and sources. Wolff has also written a number of books about Bach and Mozart...