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...Craig Silverman, a freelance writer and press critic who runs the popular site RegretTheError.com, said in a phone interview last night that Ilyinsky’s failures of attribution were serious, but did not constitute plagiarism...
...It’s very clear that this Slate article had a huge effect on her writing of this piece,” Silverman said, after being e-mailed the similarities between Ilyinsky’s column, the Slate article, and the blog...
...Whether it was what inspired her to write it is tough to know or not—in a technical sense it’s not actual plagiarism, but there is certainly an element of misrepresentation and perhaps a theft of idea or concept,” Silverman said...
...Silverman of RegretTheError.com said that failures of attribution, such as citing quotations but not referencing where they were found, were relatively common in the mainstream media...
...Orchestra and sweeping lines on the solo six-string electric violin. Violinist Tracy Silverman’s playing is lush, velvety and a bit mischievous—which is perfectly suited for this piece. In “A New Day,” the first of two movements, Silverman plays a continuous, floating 14-minute melody over the ever-changing textures of the orchestra. The violin writing abounds with expressive portamentos and sliding glissandos, often evoking both traditional Asian music as well as the Blues. It’s easy to become indulgent and overly sentimental when playing music...