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Feature Articles in Issue 48:4 (Mar/Apr 2025)
Is There a “Last of the Greats”? | FEATURE REVIEW: IS SPRING RIGHT?: Music by American Composers (Max Lifchitz) |
Raise Your Hand If You Hate Minimalism | FEATURE REVIEW: LIFCHITZ, MAX: Song of Ourselves... (Max Lifchitz) |
Investing in the Future, or, Doin’ What Comes Unnaturally | “It’s Always a Give and Take in Music”: An Interview with Violinist Curtis Macomber and Cellist Norman Fischer |
A Rebuttal to Huntley Dent’s “HIP Off the Old Block: The Ups and Downs of the Period Performance Movement” | FEATURE REVIEW: GIVE AND TAKE (Curtis Macomber) |
Outside Influences | FEATURE REVIEW: GIVE AND TAKE (Curtis Macomber) |
The Arts and Their Place in America: Commencement Speech at Bowling Green State University, Ohio, May 2007 | FEATURE REVIEW: GIVE AND TAKE (Curtis Macomber) |
Composer Daniel Asia: Still Going Strong at 70-Something | FEATURE REVIEW: GIVE AND TAKE (Curtis Macomber) |
FEATURE REVIEW: ASIA: Amichai Songs... (Robert Swensen) | A Portrait in Words: Composer Robert Martin Discusses His Upcoming Release A Portrait in Sound |
FEATURE REVIEW: ASIA: Amichai Songs... (Robert Swensen) | FEATURE REVIEW: MARTIN, ROBERT: Chrysolith. String Trio. Emerson... (Max Lifschitz) |
FEATURE REVIEW: ASIA: Amichai Songs... (Robert Swensen) | FEATURE REVIEW: MARTIN, ROBERT: Chrysolith. String Trio. Emerson... (Max Lifschitz) |
Richard Cameron-Wolfe’s Passionate Geometries | FEATURE REVIEW: MARTIN, ROBERT: Chrysolith. String Trio. Emerson... (Max Lifschitz) |
FEATURE REVIEW: CAMERON-WOLFE: Heretic... (Daniel Lippel) | Exploring the Bach Cantatas Anew: An Interview with Hans-Christoph Rademann |
FEATURE REVIEW: CAMERON-WOLFE: Heretic... (Daniel Lippel) | FEATURE REVIEW: BACH, JOHANN SEBASTIAN: Die Elenden sollen essen, BWV 75.... (Hans-Christoph Rademann) |
A Conversation with Composer Michael Dellaira | FEATURE REVIEW: BACH, JOHANN SEBASTIAN: Höchsterwünschtes Freudenfest,... (Hans-Christoph Rademann) |
FEATURE REVIEW: DELLAIRA: The Leopard (Gerard Schwarz) | Refining the Refiner’s Fire: Handel’s Messiah Revisited in Dallas, Plus Some Charpentier—An Interview with James Richman and Malcolm Bruno |
FEATURE REVIEW: DELLAIRA: The Leopard (Gerard Schwarz) | FEATURE REVIEW: HANDEL, GEORGE FRIDERIC: Messiah, HWV 56 (1741 version) (James Richman) |
FEATURE REVIEW: DELLAIRA: The Leopard (Gerard Schwarz) | FEATURE REVIEW: HANDEL, GEORGE FRIDERIC: Messiah, HWV 56 (1741 version) (James Richman) |
Romano Di Bari and The Aulicus Story | FEATURE REVIEW: HANDEL, GEORGE FRIDERIC: Messiah, HWV 56 (1741 version) (James Richman) |
Lars Hannibal and His Label, OUR Recordings | FEATURE REVIEW: HANDEL, GEORGE FRIDERIC: Messiah, HWV 56 (1741 version) (James Richman) |
FEATURE REVIEW: BORUP-JØRGENSEN: Intrada for Solo Percussion, op.... (Esbjerg Ens) | FEATURE REVIEW: CHARPENTIER, MARC-ANTOINE: Les arts florissants, H 487. Sonate... (James Richman) |
FEATURE REVIEW: BORUP-JØRGENSEN: Intrada for Solo Percussion, op.... (Esbjerg Ens) | FEATURE REVIEW: CHARPENTIER, MARC-ANTOINE: Les arts florissants, H 487. Sonate... (James Richman) |
FEATURE REVIEW: BORUP-JØRGENSEN: Intrada for Solo Percussion, op.... (Esbjerg Ens) | FEATURE REVIEW: CHARPENTIER, MARC-ANTOINE: Les arts florissants, H 487. Sonate... (James Richman) |
FEATURE REVIEW: BORUP-JØRGENSEN: Intrada for Solo Percussion, op.... (Esbjerg Ens) | FEATURE REVIEW: CHARPENTIER, MARC-ANTOINE: Les arts florissants, H 487. Sonate... (James Richman) |
FEATURE REVIEW: BORUP-JØRGENSEN: Intrada for Solo Percussion, op.... (Esbjerg Ens) | “The People United Will Never Be Defeated”: An Interview with Pianist Kevin Lee Sun |
FEATURE REVIEW: BORUP-JØRGENSEN: Intrada for Solo Percussion, op.... (Esbjerg Ens) | FEATURE REVIEW: RZEWSKI, FREDERIC: The People United Will Never Be... (Kevin Lee Sun) |
Günter Hänssler Takes on Two Large Challenges | FEATURE REVIEW: RZEWSKI, FREDERIC: The People United Will Never Be... (Kevin Lee Sun) |
Refreshing Haydn’s Symphonic Legacy: An Interview with Conductor Johannes Klumpp | FEATURE REVIEW: RZEWSKI, FREDERIC: The People United Will Never Be... (Kevin Lee Sun) |
FEATURE REVIEW: HAYDN, FRANZ JOSEPH: Symphonies (Johannes Klumpp) | FEATURE REVIEW: RZEWSKI, FREDERIC: The People United Will Never Be... (Kevin Lee Sun) |
A Conversation with Max Lifchitz | FEATURE REVIEW: RZEWSKI, FREDERIC: The People United Will Never Be... (Kevin Lee Sun) |
FEATURE REVIEW: LIFCHITZ, MAX: Song of Ourselves... (Max Lifchitz) | FEATURE REVIEW: RZEWSKI, FREDERIC: The People United Will Never Be... (Kevin Lee Sun) |
FEATURE REVIEW: LIFCHITZ, MAX: Song of Ourselves... (Max Lifchitz) | “At Prima Classic we care about each project as if it’s the only one we’re working on”: An Interview with Edgardo Vertanessian |
FEATURE REVIEW: IS SPRING RIGHT?: Music by American Composers (Max Lifchitz) | The Motherlode of Historical Recordings: Pristine Audio’s Digital Music Collection |
FEATURE REVIEW: IS SPRING RIGHT?: Music by American Composers (Max Lifchitz) | Slightly Off the Beat |
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