Word: mozart
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Boston Classical Orchestra: BCO Soloists Showcase "Handel's Judas Maccabaeus Overture," Bach's "Suite No. 2," Beethoven's "Romance in F," Mozart: "Sinfonia Concertante." 551 Tremont St. Call 423-3883 or Ticketmaster at 931-2000 for tickets...
...write this letter, I'm listening to Mozart and eating carrot sticks, and I'm only 13. You portray girls like me as screaming 'N Sync addicts who have bubble gum plastered to their teeth. I'm sick of it. The majority of girls I know care more about their grades and getting into college than they do about a bunch of guys who can't carry a tune. RACHEL OSTROW, age 13 Pound Ridge...
When all else fails, call the Professor of Love. Irving Singer '48, professor in the Philosophy and Linguistics Department at MIT, is academia's love czar, having published numerous books concerning the history and nature of love: love in the operas of Mozart and Beethoven, the pursuit of love, and human sexuality. Since 1958, Professor Singer has been lecturing at MIT on the philosophy of love...
...recipients--from the Mozart Society Orchestra to the Funk Appreciation Society--were selected from a pool of 88 applications for their "impact" on the College community. About $17,000 of the fund has been distributed thus...
...Prokofiev, Walter Gieseking's Debussy. But Deacon was too knowledgeable, and too wily, to select only the gems that every piano lover may already have. More than a quarter of the music in the collection was previously unavailable on CD, and some pieces, such as Clifford Curzon playing Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 27, have never before been released commercially in any format. Deacon scoured the archives--and his own collection--for rare and historic performances. He passed over Alexis Weissenberg's famed 1971 recording of Scriabin's Nocturne for the Left Hand, and hunted down the master of Weissenberg...