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The Minimalist Dream House Project Rocks the TSM Festival: a review by Stanley Fefferman
August 1, 2013. Koerner Hall, Toronto. Photo by Umberto Nicoletti. In the minimalist dream house you listen to the sound of raindrops on the roof, the patter of small animals in dry leaves at night, the chorus … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Maillard, Arvo Part, Brian Eno, David Chalmin, Erik Satie, Henry FlyntGlenn Bracca, Howard Skempton, James Tenney, John Cage, Katia Labèque, La Monte Young, Labèque, Marielle Labèque, Nicola Tescari, Philip Glass, Radiohead, Raphaël Séguiner, Sonic Youth, Suicide, Terry Riley, The Minimalist Dream House Project, William Duckworth
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Stanley Fefferman reviews STEREOPHONIC by Peggy Baker Dances Projects
February 27, 2013. Betty Oliphant Theatre, Toronto. Peggy Baker at 60, dancing: she moves mindfully, like a brushstroke over linen, like a tigress. Her newest solo, epilogue, is an essay on “the ironies, frustrations, and emptiness of absence and loss.” … Continue reading