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...Preludes. It was these simple tone poems, not the virtuosic heavyweights that usually dominate any performer’s repertoire, which revealed the musical genius behind Lang’s commercial success. His interpretation of Debussy’s popular melody “The Girl with the Flaxen Hair?? was ethereal but never flighty, thanks to his delicate yet pointed approach to the keyboard. Closing his eyes for most of the preludes, Lang occasionally tore himself from his musical trance to look towards the audience, as if to ensure that they too could visualize the serenity...
...unique approach to attracting and holding attention: one student accented a predominantly grayscale portrait with bold green and orange brushstrokes, while another’s imaginative use of materials one might find in a neglected dormitory corner—masking tape, paper towels, red thread, and even human hair??created a hypnotizing, organic mixed media image. The inspiration for the students’ work was often rooted in their everyday experiences as residents of the Cambridge and Boston areas. Emily C. Milam ’10 was on a bike ride down Cambridge Street when she took...
...ours],” Howard said. “It was such a great race to watch.”At the mid-point of the course Guerette was in fifth place, but her last two splits were the fastest of all the competitors, bringing her to within a hair??s breadth of the Bulgarian victor with a time of 7:22.78.Behind her success lies another story of accomplishment. For Butt, this was not the first time advising an Olympic athlete. He has coached athletes in each of the last four Olympic Games, not to mention several World...
...cultivated and have read a lot, and to an audience that may have never been in the theater before,” Brustein says. “That’s a marvelous combination.”This summer, Paulus directed a revival of “Hair?? for Shakespeare in Central Park, a free annual event in New York City. Under the moon, in the rain, and even during lightning storms, “Hair?? presented audience members with an opportunity to sing, dance, and experience what the musical claims to be about: freedom...
...super-important things, but he’s still making time to get back to people.” Rich and Iconis began to trade messages via MySpace and email. After discovering that they were both from Long Island, Iconis asked to hear Rich perform “Blue Hair?? and the two arranged to meet last spring. Since then, Rich has worked with the Harvard Office for the Arts’ Learning From Performers series to bring Iconis to campus in order to lead a four-day student workshop that culminated in a performance last night...