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Author Archives: Stanley Fefferman
Stanley Fefferman reviews Opera Atelier’s Glorious Essential Mozart: The Magic Flute
Opera Atelier is a brand I trust. I know The Magic Flute will not be produced as The Manga Flute, minus the Masonic element, with Prince Tamino as a Tokyo-based finance whiz and raccoons for the Three Spirits (West Edge … Continue reading
Stanley Fefferman reviews David Occhipinti’s cd CAMERA
David Occhipinti. CAMERA. Occdav Music. I’ve watched David Occhipinti play his guitar. It’s like all he wants to do is get into that fingerboard and find new combinations. The music he wrote for Camera is like that, but beyond the … Continue reading
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Stanley Fefferman reviews Kye Marshall’s CD, PENCIL BLUES
Kye Marshall Jazz Quartet. PENCIL BLUES. Zephyr/Westwind Productions. I listened to this album on a blustery spring walk along Toronto Lakeshore’s royal route from Marina del Rey past Palace Pier to Palais Royal. Comfortable music, with a few innovations like Marshall … Continue reading
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Stanley Fefferman reviews The Tippett Quartet’s Canadian Debut at Music in the Afternoon
In the first movement of Michael Tippett’s Fifth Quartet, there is a succession of dynamic rippling lines that echoed the cadence of a line in T.S. Eliot’s Burnt Norton: “Quick, said the bird, find them, find them…” This “singing” theme … Continue reading
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Tagged Beethoven, Bernard Herrmann, Psycho, Sir Michael Tippett, Tippett String Quartet
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Stanley Fefferman reviews Yoko Hirota’s CD: VOCES BOREALES
Voces Boreales. Yoko Hirota, Piano. Centrediscs. About a year ago, I had the pleasure of attending Yoko Hirota’s Small is Beautiful piano solo recital which included all five works by Canadian composers that she has recorded here for Centrediscs. I … Continue reading
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Stanley Fefferman reviews the Manitoba Chamber Orchestra CD: Philip Glass Symphony No. 3
Philip Glass. Symphony No. 3, The Hours, OMM, Harmonia Mundi, 2013. Philip Glass has his own record label, Orange Mountain Music, dedicated to archiving all the recordings the composer has made over the last 30 years and counting. The label’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Anne Manson, Glass Symphony No.3, Manitoba Chamber Orchestra, MIchael Riesman, Philip Glass, The Hours
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Stanley Fefferman reviews 3 CDs by solo pianist MAURO BERTOLI
Mauro Bertoli, the Italian pianist now resident in Ottawa, sat down in a studio for a few days and recorded three CD’s of solo piano music, mostly Schumann and Liszt, with glances back to Scarlatti and Mozart, and to more … Continue reading
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Tagged Gershwin, Ginastera, Liszt, Mauro Bertoli, Part, Schumann
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