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While Pinker addressed the psychology behind guilt, Thurman—the first American ordained as a Tibetan Buddhist Monk??discussed the concept of immortal guilt in the Buddhist belief of reincarnation...
Although Lynch’s trumpet solo in “Lowdown” left the audience breathless, the jewel of the first half of the show was Thelonious Monk??s “Green Chimneys,” arranged by Michael L. Schachter...
...Monk??d—forcing big Hollywood stars into the monastic lifestyle, Kutch style...
...elaborate system of lights that descend from the ceiling—globe lights in two sizes, chandeliers, and normal overhead lighting—in various configurations and heights. This system, designed by D. M. Wood, immediately sets the place, from a grand ballroom to a garden to a monk??s cell. Apart from the retractable lights, intense strobes frequently frame the walkways or backlight characters, to great visual effect. In contrast to the other technical aspects, the sound design by David Remedios tends to detract from the play. From sudden bursts of industrial music between scenes that...
...this talk about Monk??s brilliance shining through during his performances overshadows one fact: that John Coltrane’s performance with Monk rivals that of his first classic solo album, “Blue Train,” released the same year. This is not the cathartic, redemptive Coltrane of “A Love Supreme;” Coltrane, who obviously is inspired by the beauty of Monk??s music, acts as an extension of Monk. He, unlike many bebop players of that time, “gets” Monk, and his solos...