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Book Review: RICE Cry to Heaven – INKPOT
Posted on August 22, 2001 | No CommentsCry To Heaven by Anne Rice BALLANTINE BOOKS ISBN: 0-345-39693-6 (Reprinted May 1995) 556 pages Also available in hardcover: Knopf ISBN 0-394-52351-2 by David Chew. “Slowly, slowly he swelled it, slowly he let it pulse from his throat, this very limit of what […] -
INKPOT#78 CLASSICAL MUSIC REVIEWS: SIBELIUS Karelia Music. Press Celebrations Music. Tampere Philharmonic/Ollila (Ondine)
Posted on June 17, 1999 | No CommentsJEAN SIBELIUS (1865-1957) Karelia – Complete Score (1893) Restored by Jouni Kaipainen, 1997 Scenic Music for a Festival and Lottery in Aid of Education in the Province of Viipuri. Press Celebrations Music (1899) WORLD PREMIERE RECORDING Tellu Virkkala · Anna-Kaisa Liedes sopranos Juha Kotilainen baritone […] -
INKPOT#72 CLASSICAL MUSIC REVIEWS: WAGNER Tristan and Isolde. Suthaus/Flagstad, et al. Philharmonia/Furtwängler (EMI)
Posted on February 12, 1999 | No CommentsRichard WAGNER (1813-1883) Tristan and Isoldemusic drama in 3 acts Tristan Ludwig Suthaus Isolde Kirsten Flagstad Brngane Blanche Thebom Marke Josef Greindl Kurwenal Dietrich Fischer-DieskauThe Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Wilhelm FurtwänglerIncludes full libretto in German with English translation. EMI Classics CDS 5 56254-2 4CDs [67’02″+68’12″+64’21″+56’08”] full-price by Derek Lim DARKNESS versus […] -
BACH The Magnificat – An Inktroduction – INKPOT
Posted on December 12, 1998 | No CommentsThe MAGNIFICAT in D (E-flat) major, BWV 243(a) An Inktroduction by Chia Han-Leon SAY “MAGNIFICAT” and most will straightaway think of the setting by Johann Sebastian Bach. “Magnificat anima mea Dominum” – “‘My soul doth magnify the Lord’: The Virgin’s answer to her cousin Elizabeth, […]