Word: musicianse
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Suddenly, a bolt of lightning from the musical heavens cuts through the sweltering heat and submerges the street in a blinding light. The intense energy genetically recombines all it touches, and when the dust has cleared, five young musicians who look like extras from Colors stand defiantly in a row...
One-dimensional images and easy stereotypes are the currency of our dealings with classical music and classical musicians. Mozart is the boy prodigy; Beethoven, the tormented, deaf visionary; Bach the obscure wigged fellow who wrote that neat organ piece they play in horror flicks. In the same vein, Joseph Haydn...
On the right side of the stage, you have a group of musicians that have become the premiere period orchestra, apostles of "Historically Informed Performance." On the left are three musicians who are masters of a thriving contemporary musical form. The two groups seem fundamentally incompatible.
HARVARD GETS TO CHEER for many famous alumni in the public eye. Paul E. Wylie '91, who won the silver medal in men's figure skating last week, is one of them. Presidents, authors, musicians, philosophers, doctors and lawyers abound. But students don't often get to cheer our alma...
Bad Attitude. Tyson was one athlete (there are others) with the outlaw allure of rap and heavy-metal musicians, for whom trashed hotel rooms and paternity suits are the currency of fame. Leave the gentlemanly demeanor to Julio Iglesias -- these guys are selling sexual danger. They know there are enough...