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REVEREND JOHN E. MACINNIS has a doctorate in theology from the Gregorian University in Rome and has served as Catholic Campus Minister at Harvard and Radcliffe since...
Yannatos frequently sang Gregorian chants and masses as a boy soprano, and he has remained interested in the musical form...
Liszt tapped another fervid source of the legend in two episodes of Faust by the mad Hungarian poet Nikolaus Lenau, who wrote his own treatment of the demoniac tale. Nocturnal Procession, a stately, spooky march of Gregorian- chanting penitents, is one of the composer's most original and beautiful creations. The Dance in the Village Inn, better known as the First Mephisto Waltz, sweeps forward with a cloven-hoofed fiddler calling the tune...
...classical music enthusiast whose taste ranges from orchestral music to Gregorian chant. Blacklow says that his taste for the piano began as early as age two. When he picked out tunes on the family's instrument. He commenced with lessons at age six, and advanced to recitals and "master classes" at ten years...
...magazines to reading little green words on a video screen. And nobody seems eager to take on the Herculean task of transcribing into bits and bytes the vast body of knowledge already stored in printed volumes. "The book is here to stay," says New York Public Library President Vartan Gregorian, who presided over that library's computerization. "What we're doing is symbolic of the peaceful coexistence of the book and the computer...